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Small-Interfering RNA Shows Cumulative Lp(a) Reduction With Successive Doses

Phase 2 trial of zerlasiran yields first demonstration of longer effect with each dose of an siRNA

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Gut Microbial TMAO Pathway Associated With Incident Heart Failure

Metabolites from animal product substrates implicated in heart failure development in community cohorts

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Bringing More Options to Bear in CAD – Part 2: Meeting Needs of Special Patient Populations

Resourceful approaches to the care of patients with microvascular disease and elevated Lp(a)

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Evidence Mounts That Sugar Substitute Erythritol Raises Cardiovascular Risk

Study authors urge reevaluation of the sweetener’s safety designation by food regulators

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Another Sugar Substitute, Xylitol, Is Linked to Heightened Cardiovascular Risk

Studies reveal increased cardiac events, enhanced platelet reactivity and thrombotic potential

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CLEAR Outcomes Subanalysis Shows Bempedoic Acid’s Clinical Benefits Apply Equally to Women and Men

Reassurance from the lipid outcomes trial with the highest percentage female enrollment to date

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Web App Enables Safe, Effective Nonprescription Statin Use

Tech-assisted self-selection concurred with clinician-assessed eligibility in >90% of cases

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Link Discovered Between Excess Niacin and Cardiovascular Disease

Newly identified pathway may explain the so-called niacin paradox

19-HVI-1792159; Steven Nissen, M.D., M.A.C.C.; Mike Viars

Lipoprotein(a): Progress on One of the Last Untreatable Frontiers of Cardiovascular Risk

It's time to increase testing for this major cardiovascular risk factor in advance of new therapies

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Semaglutide Shows Secondary Cardiovascular Prevention Benefits in Patients Without Diabetes

Findings establish overweight/obesity as a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular disease

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