Critical Care



Inflammation Reducing Antibody Could Serve as Cardio-Immunotherapy for Heart Failure Patients
A new study indicates that a type of immunotherapy—similar to those approved by the FDA for treating inflammatory conditions like arthritis—may also serve as an effective treatment approach for heart failure. More...24 Oct 2024



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