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A low-cost, FDA-approved drug combo reverses liver fibrosis in preclinical tests by blocking a key pathway, offering hope for a disease with no current treatment.
A combination of silybin and carvedilol at a 50:1 ratio shows strong promise in reversing liver fibrosis in preclinical studies by synergistically inhibiting the Wnt4/β-catenin pathway.
The drug pair, already FDA-approved and low-cost, outperformed single treatments and a known experimental drug in reducing fibrosis and improving liver function.
The findings, from a December 2025 study by China Pharmaceutical University, offer a rapid path to clinical testing for a condition with no approved antifibrotic treatments.
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Una combinación de fármacos de bajo costo aprobada por la FDA revierte la fibrosis hepática en pruebas preclínicas al bloquear una vía clave, ofreciendo esperanza para una enfermedad sin tratamiento actual.