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Non-Rx Zocor Will Be Available In UK Without Cholesterol Screen Requirement

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

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Customers who present at UK pharmacies to purchase McNeil Europe's Zocor Heart-Pro (simvastatin 10 mg) without a prescription will need to disclose risk factors such as age and family history of heart disease, but not necessarily their cholesterol level, under a marketing plan cleared by the UK health agency

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