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Todd Bertoch, MD, reviews the significant findings on relief of pain from the 2 pivotal studies and lauds the remarkable safety profile of the novel nonopoid analgesic Journavx.

Journavx is the first and only approved non-opioid oral pain signal inhibitor and the first new class of pain medicine approved in more than 20 years.

A single oral dose of Symbravo provided rapid migraine pain freedom and return to normal functioning within 2 hours, and sustained efficacy through 24 and 48 hours.
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The study of S-337395 showed an 88.9% reduction in RSV viral load and symptom improvement in the highest dose group, with no severe adverse events reported.

Close monitoring for dnPPHTN during the first 2 weeks post-delivery is highly recommended for women determined to be at high risk for the hypertensive disorder of pregnancy.

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Data showed that brexpiprazole plus sertraline significantly improved PTSD symptoms vs sertraline alone. Lead author, Lori Davis, MD, discusses more.

Cebranopadol developer Tris Pharma expects to submit an NDA to the FDA for the dual-NMR agonist to treat moderate-to-severe acute pain later this year.

The novel dual NMR agonist was scored significantly less "likable" when crushed and taken intranasally compared with oxycodone, the company reported.

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This newest approval established Ozempic as the most broadly indicted GLP-1 RA in its class.


Metabolic surgery reduced major adverse liver outcomes in people with compensated cirrhosis and obesity by 72%, according to new data.

The investigational and potentially first-in-class therapy may enhance AMPA receptor sensitivity to glutamate, enhancing neuronal transmission.

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Dr Turner reviews the profile of the individual who is most likely to benefit from lecanemab therapy.

Cardiovascular disease is still the leading cause of death in the US, driven by rising rates of obesity, diabetes, and hypertension, according to new report.

In preliminary findings of the phase 2b QUALITY trial, 32% of weight loss in the semaglutide group was from lean mass reduction vs 9.4% in the combined semagutide/enobosarm group.