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Inclisiran outperforms bempedoic acid in LDL cholesterol reduction study

Results from the Victorion-Challenge study, presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress in Munich, indicate that inclisiran is more effective at reducing LDL cholesterol than bempedoic acid in patients with high or very high cardiovascular risk from atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (Ascvd).

The phase IV, randomized, open-label study found that the inclisiran group experienced a mean LDL-C reduction of 56.31% at day 150, compared to a 15.35% reduction in the bempedoic acid group. Furthermore, 78.2% of patients treated with inclisiran reached their target LDL-C levels, while only 20.3% of those on bempedoic acid achieved the same goal.

Despite the difference in efficacy, the frequency of treatment-related adverse events was similar between the two groups, reported at 63.1% for inclisiran and 59.8% for bempedoic acid.

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European Society of Cardiology · Massimo Grimaldi · Munich · Novartis · Victorion-Challenge

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