Your doctor has suggested you give statins a try to help lower your cholesterol levels, but you're worried about the side effects like muscle pain. And you wouldn't be alone. Roughly 34 percent of ...

If your doctor has prescribed a statin to help lower your cholesterol, you're in good company - and you may have heard whispers about a supplement called CoQ10 that could make your medication work ...

Cholesterol-lowering statins do not in fact cause muscle pain, despite a long-standing reputation that has discouraged many from taking the life-saving medication, researchers reported Thursday.

High cholesterol is one of the biggest risk factors for heart disease and stroke, two of the leading causes of death around ...

A new study suggests that statins may activate inflammatory "danger signals" inside muscle cells, leading to weakness and muscle loss in susceptible individuals.

Scientists created a tool to help doctors predict a patient’s risk of severe muscle problems from taking a statin.

New experimental findings reveal how statins may push vulnerable muscle cells into a stress state, suggesting future strategies to reduce muscle symptoms without compromising cardiovascular protection ...

If your doctor has prescribed a statin to help lower your cholesterol, you're in good company — and you may have heard whispers about a supplement called CoQ10 that could make your medication work ...