Does transdermal application of lovastatin to rats cause profound increases in bone formation and plasma concentrations?
These results show transdermal application of statins produces greater beneficial effects on bone formation than oral administration does.
Findings from this study suggest distinct relationships between acculturation constructs and diabetes-related beliefs and preferences, thus arguing against the use of a single acculturation construct to determine diabetes intervention design. Cultural tailoring may enhance the cultural appropriateness and ultimate effectiveness of diabetes interventions for Mexican American adults.