6 stories tagged #SGLT2 Inhibitors

  1. Reframing HFpEF as a Systemic Inflammatory Disorder
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    Reframing HFpEF as a Systemic Inflammatory Disorder

    New models suggest heart failure with preserved ejection fraction is driven by a vicious inflammatory cycle involving the heart, liver, and pancreas, demanding an interdisciplinary treatment approach.

    last wk. 1 min read
  2. Diabetes Drug Dapagliflozin Slashes Heart Failure Risk in Genetic Carriers
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    Diabetes Drug Dapagliflozin Slashes Heart Failure Risk in Genetic Carriers

    Harvard, MIT, and Mass General Brigham researchers reveal dapagliflozin dramatically reduces heart failure hospitalizations in patients with inherited cardiomyopathy variants, marking a major step in precision preventive cardiology.

    2w ago 2 min read
  3. SGLT2 Inhibitors Cut Heart Transplant Rejection Risk in Diabetics
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    SGLT2 Inhibitors Cut Heart Transplant Rejection Risk in Diabetics

    Meta-analysis finds SGLT2 inhibitors reduce rejection in heart transplant patients with diabetes, though mortality and other outcomes unchanged.

    last mo. 1 min read
  4. Immune Cells Retain 'Memory' of Obesity for Years After Weight Loss
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    Immune Cells Retain 'Memory' of Obesity for Years After Weight Loss

    New research reveals immune cells carry a lasting 'memory' of obesity, potentially raising disease risk for up to a decade after weight loss.

    last mo. 2 min read
  5. New Study Reveals Safer Diabetes Drugs for Seniors
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    New Study Reveals Safer Diabetes Drugs for Seniors

    Real-world data identifies safer antihyperglycemic agents for older adults with type 2 diabetes, reducing risks of hypoglycemia and other serious complications.

    2mo ago 1 min read
  6. Nephrology Expert Patrick Mark on the Rising Threat of Kidney Disease
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    Nephrology Expert Patrick Mark on the Rising Threat of Kidney Disease

    Professor Patrick Mark discusses the complex link between kidney disease and cardiovascular health, new treatment frontiers, and the critical need for proactive policy.

    2mo ago 1 min read