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FDA Approves Bayer’s Sunharbo to Reduce Stroke Recurrence

Bayer drug packaging for stroke prevention

The Food and Drug Administration approved Bayer’s drug Sunharbo to reduce recurrence of stroke. This drug is the first in a novel class of medications aimed at preventing blood clots more safely.

Many blood thinners are not used in this setting due to the increased risk of bleeding. Sunharbo inhibits a protein called XIa, which is thought to stop the formation of harmful clots without increasing bleeding risk.

In a Phase 3 trial, 8.4% of participants on placebo experienced a secondary stroke compared to 6.2% of patients taking Sunharbo, resulting in a 26% risk reduction. This means that in one year, 53 patients need to be treated with Sunharbo to prevent one recurrent stroke.

Source: statnews.com · Image: Ebivol by Anton0987654321, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

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