Why the study?
How do beta-adrenergic blocking agents affect blood lipid levels?
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May offset CV benefits; leaves open whether lipid-neutral agents improve net outcomes.
How do beta-adrenergic blocking agents affect blood lipid levels?
The adverse effects of many beta blockers on lipid profiles may partially offset their cardiovascular benefits, suggesting a potential advantage for agents with neutral or favorable lipid effects.
Harvey Wolinsky (1987) studied this question.