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The Pilgrims did not even trouble opposing keeper Chris Tardif with an effort on target during the first half.
BBC: Boston deny Cherries
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Around that time Jean-Claude Tardif, a cardiologist at the Montreal Heart Institute, was doing his own work with probucol.
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In 1999 Tardif began testing AGI-1067 on 300 patients who had had their arteries propped open with angioplasty surgery.
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Tardif then saved Dave Brammer's first spot kick for Crewe before tipping the second from Kenny Lunt on to the crossbar.
BBC: Cherries upset Crewe
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Bournemouth had on-loan goalkeeper Chris Tardif to thank for his penalty shoot-out heroics after their dramatic FA Cup replay win at Crewe.
BBC: Cherries upset Crewe
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Tardif was sent off for the challenge and Iwelumo kept his cool to beat reserve keeper Gareth Stewart from the penalty spot.
BBC: Stoke see off Bournemouth
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After three grueling years Medford and Tardif had the first evidence of the drug's superiority, with no evidence of the older drug's side effects.
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According to the presentation by lead investigator Jean-Claude Tardif, 252 patients, or 8.2%, on placebo had a heart attack, stroke or died from cardiovascular causes.
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When Tardif threaded an ultrasound probe into patients' coronary arteries, he found something better: Patients who took AGI-1067 had less plaque even in areas the angioplasty hadn't touched.
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Nissen's analysis seemed to show that the drug worked at clearing out artery plaque, but an analysis by Jean-Claude Tardif of the Montreal Heart Institute, who collected the ultrasound data, was inconclusive.
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But Tardif also knew probucol wasn't viable.
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