.ooo. Gemfibrozil is a CYP450 inhibitor causing an increase drug concentration of statin which would lead to the adverse side effect of myopathy. Not sure about niacin in combination with statin but believe this would be more likely to occur. Hope this helps! +2
yb_26yes, it can be seen with niacin and esetemibe as well, according to UWorld. But first choice in such questions is always fibrates. +
nor16number one no-go combi is statin+fibrate here+3
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Highest yield drug combo to avoid on NBME, Kaplan, and UWorld.