Amgen's Repatha lowers heart attack risk 20% versus ezetimibe in real-world study
AMGN•Amgen said Repatha lowered fatal or nonfatal heart attack risk by 20% versus ezetimibe in a real-world study of 544,103 adults followed for up to four years.
AMGN•Amgen said Repatha lowered fatal or nonfatal heart attack risk by 20% versus ezetimibe in a real-world study of 544,103 adults followed for up to four years.
The study followed 544,103 adults with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and prior statin use for up to four years. Results were published in the American Journal of Preventive Cardiology and provide comparative evidence for non-statin treatment choices.