Olezarsen cuts triglycerides up to 60%, normalizing levels in 85% of high-risk patients.
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CardiologyTRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">Olezarsen cut triglycerides by 60%>
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CardiologyINTERNAL MEDICINETRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">Baxdrostat delivers significant blood pressure reductions in patients with treatment-resistant hypertension.>
Baxdrostat lowers BP in resistant hypertension, offering a new treatment option.
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ENDOCRINOLOGYINTERNAL MEDICINENeurologyTRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">Risk for Parkinson’s disease increased with presence of metabolic syndrome components>
Metabolic syndrome raises Parkinson’s risk by 39%, especially with genetic predisposition.
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ANDROLOGYTRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">Oral testosterone therapy improves sexual activity for men>
Oral testosterone undecanoate (Jatenzo) boosted T levels & sexual function in 92% of hypogonadal men by day 105 in phase 3 trial.
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ORTHOPEDICSTRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">Standardized protocol for PJI may lead to better outcomes>
A recent study presented at the Musculoskeletal Infection Society Annual Meeting (Aug. 1–2, 2025, Jersey City, N.J.) highlighted the benefits of implementing a standardized protocol for managing periprosthetic joint …
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CardiologyOphthalmologyTRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">FDA Approves Lenz Therapeutics’ Vizz™ for Presbyopia Treatment>
FDA approves Vizz™—the first once-daily eye drop for presbyopia. Fast onset (30 mins), long-lasting (10 hrs), no myopic shift. Backed by CLARITY trials with 96% near-vision improvement. Designed for active lifestyles.
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CategoriesNeurologyTRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">MIND Diet and Dementia Risk Reduction>
🧠 A major study shows the MIND diet may cut Alzheimer’s risk by up to 25%, with greatest benefit seen in those improving diet over time. Results vary by ethnicity, highlighting need for culturally adapted plans. #BrainHealth #MINDdiet
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CardiologyTRIALS < class="penci-entry-title entry-title grid-title penci_grid_title">Coffee may provide many heart-healthy benefits independent of caffeine>
Moderate coffee (1–2 cups/day) may lower risks of hypertension, diabetes, heart attack, AF, and early death via anti-inflammatory and metabolic benefits. Filtered coffee is best, as unfiltered can raise LDL. Caffeine may trigger PVCs in some but is generally heart-safe.