Lipodisiran, one dose a year to beat genetic cholesterol?
Just one dose of lepodisiran brought down genetic cholesterol levels for nearly a year, marking a potential shift in the treatment of heart disease.
Goodbye red meat, welcome back a healthy heart: 14 days is enough
Mycoproteins emerge as a promising alternative to red meat: new studies show improvements for the heart and reduction of cholesterol in just 14 days.
New cholesterol-lowering drug also cuts obesity in tests on mice
Surprising results from tests of a nanogel-based anti-cholesterol drug: obesity eliminated even in the presence of a fatty diet
New pill cuts "bad" cholesterol by up to 60% enters phase 3 testing
This new drug could change the lives of patients with high cholesterol: it is taken orally and works even in low doses.
Inclisiran, the drug that "silences" cholesterol also arrives in Italy
The arrival of Inclisiran also in Italy is a fundamental step in the fight against cholesterol that cannot be faced with traditional methods.
Experimental CRISPR therapy cuts cholesterol in mice by 57%
An extraordinary result of experimental therapies on mice shows how it is possible to reduce high cholesterol by 57% with a single injection. If it works on humans it will be a revolution.
