Amgen's Repatha linked to 29% lower cardiovascular event risk in long-term analysis
- Amgen presented new Repatha findings at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2026, supporting earlier treatment in patients at high cardiovascular risk.
- An independent VESALIUS-CV economic analysis found Repatha highly cost-effective for high-risk patients without a prior heart attack or stroke.
- A long-term FOURIER analysis linked Repatha to fewer major cardiovascular events versus a nonrandomized external control in patients with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
- A separate VESALIUS-CV analysis found fewer cardiovascular events and deaths in patients with chronic kidney disease without prior heart attack or stroke.
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