New study examines how wild-type ATTR-CM differs in men and women
There appear to be key differences between men and women regarding prevalence, prognosis, and survival in wild-type ATTR-CM.
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New tool to identify cardiac amyloidosis risk in African American veterans
Researchers developed a new dashboard to identify African American veterans at risk of cardiac amyloidosis, including hereditary ATTR-CM.
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Nearly 1 in 3 older adults with certain ‘red flag’ conditions may have ATTR-CM
Nearly 1 in 3 older adults with heart issues or carpal tunnel may have undiagnosed ATTR-CM, a new study shows.
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Gut bacteria may play a role in hereditary ATTR-CM
A recent study suggests that the gut microbiome might affect how hereditary transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy develops.
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Vutrisiran slows disease and reduces hospitalizations in ATTR-CM, study finds
A new study building on the results of the HELIOS-B trial found further evidence of vutrisiran’s beneficial effects for people with ATTR-CM.
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Amyloid deposits in the prostate could help diagnose ATTR-CM
Examining prostate tissue to check for amyloid deposits may help identify cases of transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM).
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Patients with ATTR face financial distress comparable to patients with cancer
Financial distress remains a significant problem in cases of rare diseases such as ATTR-CM.
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ATTR-CM cardiac muscle produces less force than expected, study finds
Cardiac muscle (myocardium) in patients with ATTR-CM appears to have reduced contractile force compared to healthy cardiac muscle.
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Survey insights emphasize need to improve life with amyloidosis
Patients with amyloidosis, including ATTR-CM, value longevity, affordability and symptom relief above all.
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Wild-type ATTR-CM carries higher risks for Black individuals, study finds
Black people with wild-type ATTR-CM had worse outcomes, even after accounting for factors like age, kidney disease and heart function.
