Lipoprotein(a) emerges as a treatable target
Late-stage Lp(a)-lowering programs may close one of cardiovascular medicine's longest-standing risk-factor gaps.
Lipoprotein(a) has been a known cardiovascular risk factor with no good therapy for decades. Late-stage Lp(a)-lowering programs are now in pivotal trials. If outcomes data confirms the hypothesis, this becomes a major new prevention category - the question is which patient population gets there first.
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