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New FDA-approved drug sotagliflozin cuts heart attack and stroke risks by 23% in diabetes patients.
A new FDA-approved drug, sotagliflozin, for treating type 2 diabetes and kidney disease shows significant promise in reducing heart attack and stroke risks among patients with cardiovascular risk factors.
This finding, from a study in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, marks the first time an SGLT inhibitor has shown such unique benefits.
The drug works by blocking proteins that control blood sugar, leading to a 23% reduction in heart attack, stroke, and death rates compared to a placebo.
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El nuevo fármaco aprobado por la FDA sotagliflozina reduce los riesgos de ataque cardíaco y accidente cerebrovascular en un 23% en pacientes con diabetes.