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Dyslipidemia

Featured CME Activities	Format	Credits	Expires
Overcoming Clinical Inertia and Addressing Multiple Cardiovascular Comorbidities	Patient Case Study	2.00 AMA1 2.00 AANP 2.00 ANCC	12/10/2010
Early and Aggressive LDL-C Management for Cardiologists: Perspectives on Commonly Asked Questions	Webcast	2.00 AMA1	11/17/2010
The Role of Bile Acid Sequestrants in Managing Cardiovascular Risk in Type 2 Diabetes	Expert Perspective	1.00 AMA1 1.00 AANP 1.00 ANCC	08/28/2010
Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Events with Statins: Updates from the 2009 ACC Scientific Sessions	Expert Perspective	0.50 AMA1	08/24/2010

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CV Risk Reduction in Patients with Diabetes	Format	Credits	Expires
The following CME activities are supported by educational grants from GlaxoSmithKline
Case Study: Managing Cardiovascular Risk in a Diabetic Patient with Mixed Dyslipidemia	Webcast	2.00 AMA1 2.00 AANP 2.00 ANCC	10/06/2010
The Role of Patient Ethnicity in Managing Cardiovascular Risk in the Patient with Type 2 Diabetes	Expert Perspective	0.50 AMA1	09/09/2010
Emerging Clinical Data: Intensive Glycemic Control and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction in the Diabetic Patient	Expert Perspective	0.50 AMA1	06/29/2010

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Customizable Handouts

Reference Activities	Format	Expired
Primary Prevention of Atherosclerotic Heart Disease: New Data from the AHA	Expert Perspective	01/30/2010
Atherogenic Dyslipidemia: Comprehensive Lipoprotein Management to Reduce Residual CVD Risk	Pocket Guide	12/12/2009
Optimizing Treatments for Patients with Hyperglycemia and Dyslipidemia	Webcast	11/16/2009
A Closer Look at the ENHANCE Study	Expert Perspective	08/15/2009
Optimally Reducing Residual Cardiovascular Disease Risk in a Patient With Atherogenic Dyslipidemia	Patient Case Study	04/30/2009

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