. Patient is a 73-year-old female in good health with normal cholesterol levels and no chronic diseases. She comes to the clinic because she is starting to notice that she is forgetting things more often and having problems balancing her checkbook and playing brain teaser games with her grandchildren. Her husband says he hasn’t notice anything different about her. But she’s fearful that she might be “getting Alzheimer’s Disease”. She said her neighbor told her that Lipitor is supposed to help with the symptoms or maybe even prevent Alzheimer’s disease. She wants your advice. Would this help? You recall a few patients complaining about memory problems while on statins but don’t know the data on reducing the risk of AD or associated cognitive symptoms. You tell her you’ll get back to her. You ask her about any other medications she might be on and she tells you that she is taking Sporanox for a toe nail infection.