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    Polypill - The power of one versus many

    In May 2014, Salim Yusuf, Sydney Smith, Vanessa Selak and Ruth Webster discussed the latest evidence around the use of polypill in the treatment and management of CVD.

    Leads

    • Dr Ruth Webster

      Honorary Professorial Fellow

    Related people

    • Professor Anthony Rodgers

      Professor of Global Health, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW Sydney
      Anthony Rodgers

    • Professor Anushka Patel

      Chief Executive Officer, The George Institute for Global Health

    Further reading

    • Largest ever analysis on the use of a polypill in cardiovascular disease shows potential for improvements in patient care

      09/05/2014

    • First international trial shows polypill halves predicted heart and stroke risk - cancer benefit also now expected

      26/05/2011

    Related projects

    • Single Pill to Avert Cardiovascular Events (SPACE)

    • Kanyini Guidelines Adherence with the Polypill Study (Kanyini GAP)

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