Weight-loss drug reduces risk of early death for patients with heart failure, trial finds
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The SUMMIT clinical trial demonstrated that tirzepatide can significantly reduce the risk of death and worsening heart failure in patients with obesity and preserved heart function.
Researcher Christopher Kramer emphasized that tirzepatide's benefits extend beyond weight loss, stating, 'This class of drugs continue to show benefits far beyond weight loss.'
In the trial, 56 patients on placebo suffered adverse outcomes compared to just 36 on tirzepatide, showcasing the drug's effectiveness.
The findings suggest that tirzepatide may play a crucial role in treating obesity-related diastolic heart failure, as it helps patients lose significant weight.
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