Alert Your Pharmacist to Every Statin Interaction

March 2016

Statin interaction alerts are still causing confusion.

That's because every interaction isn't cut-and-dried.

"Azole" antifungals (ketoconazole, etc) sometimes aren't a big problem with statins. For example, single-dose fluconazole might not cause issues...but longer antifungal courses could.

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Alert Your Pharmacist to Every Statin Interaction

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