Have you caught wind of the buzz surrounding the exciting new advancements in PH treatments?

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    Check out my latest column, where I had the privilege to interview Dr. S. Sahay, a PH specialist from Houston Methodist Hospital!

    Dr. Sahay is the co-director of the hospital’s PH Comprehensive Care Program, and he shares valuable insights about potential new treatments for PH.

    Dig in this exclusive piece as we dive into the world of cutting-edge options for PH patients. Share your takeaways, and let’s talk about this exciting news!

    https://pulmonaryhypertensionnews.com/columns/behind-every-new-treatment-ph-are-dedicated-professionals/

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    Thanks for the information, Jen!

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      It’s my pleasure, @Vicky Olsen. It’s hopeful for us all in the PH community!💜

      How are you doing, my PHriend? We would love a brief update. Are you looking forward to the holidays?

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    Thanks so much for keeping us up to date!!

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      Hi, @Sarah Beth Shingler. I apologize for missing your thanks. I saw it today and wanted to let you know that I have shared two new FDA-approved treatments for PH this week.

      But yes, we must try to stay updated on all of our treatment options. 💜
      How are you feeling this week?

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    Jen

    Just discovered a new medication for PAH. This came out of the Wall Street Journal:

    The drug, which will sell under the name Winrevair, treats a condition called pulmonary arterial hypertension that affects nearly 40,000 people in the U.S. In 2021.

    According to the article it specifically treats the causes of PHA, especially like CTEPH. Here is the link. Merck’s $11.5 Billion Bet on Its Next Big Drug Finally Arrives out of the WSJ for the 26th.

    I would imagine that Biotech would be aware of it.

    Randy

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    Here are the latest updates on the Corsair Phase 1 trial of the treprostinil skin patch for PAH. Our PH News teams share there were positive results in the pre-clinical trials. You can read the full article below.

    What are your takeaways? Would wearing a transdermal patch be something of interest to you? Why/Why not?

    https://pulmonaryhypertensionnews.com/news/corsair-planning-phase-1-trial-treprostinil-skin-patch-pah/

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