Reduction in cardiovascular disease morbidity of men and women with familial hypercholesterolaemia (FH) associated with availability of high intensity statins: A cohort study using data from the UK Simon Broome Register linked with secondary care records

• B. Iyen,
• N. Qureshi,
• P. Roderick,
• N. Capps,
• P.N. Durrington,
• I.F.W. McDowell,
• J. Cegla,
• H. Soran,
• J. Schofield,
• H.A.W. Neil,
• J. Kai,
• S. Weng,
• S.E. Humphries

Affiliations

B. Iyen

Primary Care Stratified Medicine group, Division of Primary care, University of Nottingham, UK

N. Qureshi

Primary Care Stratified Medicine group, Division of Primary care, University of Nottingham, UK

P. Roderick

Faculty of Medicine, Primary Care and Population Sciences, University of Southampton, UK

N. Capps

Clinical Biochemistry,The Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital NHS Trust, Princess Royal Hospital, Telford

P.N. Durrington

Cardiovascular Research Group, University of Manchester

I.F.W. McDowell

Medical Biochemistry and Immunology, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

J. Cegla

Division of Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism, Imperial College London

H. Soran

Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester

J. Schofield

Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester

H.A.W. Neil

Wolfson College, University of Oxford

J. Kai

Primary Care Stratified Medicine group, Division of Primary care, University of Nottingham, UK

S. Weng

Primary Care Stratified Medicine group, Division of Primary care, University of Nottingham, UK

S.E. Humphries

Cardiovascular Genetics, ICS, UCL, London; Corresponding author.