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A Promising Heart Drug Failed. What Went So Wrong?

A Promising Heart Drug Failed. What Went So Wrong?
NYT Science Friday 11 September 2026, 13:54 UTC By Gina Kolata 1 min read
Key Points

An illustration of a lipoprotein A particle. Scientists are asking themselves: If Lp(a) is a marker, what is it marking? Is there another cause of heart disease that no one has thought of?

An illustration of a lipoprotein A particle. Scientists are asking themselves: If Lp(a) is a marker, what is it marking? Is there another cause of heart disease that no one has thought of?
Promising Heart Drug Failed (ORG)
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