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Mevacor, Other Statins To Be Considered By California Carcinogen Committee

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California's Carcinogen Identification Committee will evaluate during its Dec. 17 meeting whether all statins should be designated as carcinogens under Proposition 65, rather than Merck's Mevacor (lovastatin) alone

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