Beta-blockers have an effect on serum lipids when given for short periods of time but seem to have no effect when given over a prolonged period of time.

Name: Beta-blockers have an effect on serum lipids when given for short periods of time but seem to have no effect when given over a prolonged period of time.
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Beta-blockers can affect serum lipids; they may increase triglycerides and decrease HDL cholesterol levels, and these effects can persist with long-term use, not just short-term.

Beta-Blockers Have an Effect on Serum Lipids When Given for Short