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New Heart Drug Shows Promise for 250,000 Americans
Health & WellnessMay 5

New Heart Drug Shows Promise for 250,000 Americans

A breakthrough clinical trial offers the first successful treatment for patients with non-obstructive heart disease who've had zero approved therapies. The drug improved both quality of life and exercise capacity in people living with a challenging heart condition.

Google News - Business2 min read
Drug Trial Brings Hope to 200,000 Heart Patients
Health & WellnessMay 5

Drug Trial Brings Hope to 200,000 Heart Patients

A pharmaceutical breakthrough just opened doors for patients with a heart condition that's never had an approved treatment. Cytokinetics' drug Myqorzo succeeded in treating non-obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, doubling the number of people who could benefit from this therapy.

Google News - Clinical Trial Success2 min read
First Drug for Rare Heart Condition Nears FDA Approval
Health & WellnessAug 28

First Drug for Rare Heart Condition Nears FDA Approval

After 27 years, biotech company Cytokinetics could win its second FDA approval in record time with a groundbreaking heart drug. The medication would be the first treatment specifically designed for a type of inherited heart disease that affects thousands of Americans.

STAT News2 min read
Heart Drug Myqorzo Succeeds in Trial for Genetic Disorder
InnovationMay 5

Heart Drug Myqorzo Succeeds in Trial for Genetic Disorder

A new treatment for an inherited heart condition just cleared a major hurdle that could help thousands more patients access life-changing care. Cytokinetics announced their drug Myqorzo significantly improved symptoms for people with a less severe form of heart disease.

STAT News2 min read
New Heart Drug Brings Hope to 260,000 Americans
Health & WellnessSep 1

New Heart Drug Brings Hope to 260,000 Americans

A breakthrough medication could become the first FDA-approved treatment for a common inherited heart disease affecting hundreds of thousands of people. Patients who've lived with limiting symptoms finally have reason for hope.

Google: new treatment approved2 min read