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Phase III trial evaluates muvalaplin's effect on lipoprotein(a) in high-risk patients, indicating potential cardiovascular benefits.
Muvalaplin is the first oral small molecule inhibitor of Lp(a) formation for the treatment of elevated Lp(a). In KRAKEN, muvalaplin significantly reduced Lp(a) levels in high-risk patients by up to 70% and 85.5% by traditional and novel isoform-insensitive intact assays, respectively. Safety and tolerability studies reported to date are promising, with minimal effect on plasminogen activity that was independent of dose. In terms of patient convenience and adherence, the oral dosing of muvalaplin may confer practical advantages over injectable Lp(a)-lowering therapies. The results of the MOVE-Lp(a) phase III trial, which is evaluating the effect of muvalaplin on cardiovascular outcomes in high-risk patients with elevated Lp(a), are eagerly awaited.
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