Finerenone, also known as Kerendia, appears to extend life by several years, in these patients.
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10/03/2024 5:23:10 AM PDT by
Red Badger
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is the mechanism for finerenone/kerendia sufficiently well understood such that it would be understood as to whether it would be good/not good for people who are do not show any symptoms of heart disease. would the drug be prophelactic in this case?
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