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FDA approves Bayer's asundexian to prevent repeat strokes

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The US Food and Drug Administration approved Bayer's asundexian, branded Sunharbo, to prevent repeat strokes, New Atlas reported. The approval followed positive results from a global Phase 3 study and introduces the first approved drug in the Factor XIa inhibitor class worldwide, according to Bayer. The oral, once-daily treatment blocks Factor XIa, a protein involved in blood clotting, rather than Factor Xa, which existing medicines target. It is used in combination with antiplatelet therapy to reduce the risk of a secondary stroke.
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