Amarin study links elevated lipoprotein(a) to residual cardiovascular risk despite statin therapy
- Amarin highlighted new cardiovascular research already presented at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2026 in Chicago.
- A REDUCE-IT analysis linked lipoprotein(a) to residual cardiovascular risk despite statin-controlled cholesterol; other apoB-containing lipoproteins did not predict risk.
- Previously published findings showed Vascepa/Vazkepa reduced cardiovascular events alongside statins across high and low baseline lipoprotein(a) levels.
- Laboratory experiments suggested EPA may limit inflammation and cellular damage associated with oxidized lipoprotein(a).
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