Icosapent ethyl for CV risk reduction: who and when?
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Overview & Objectives
Icosapent ethyl, as shown in the REDUCE-IT study, represents the first agent to improve CV outcomes when added to statin therapy in high-risk patients with elevated triglyceride levels. The clinical benefits of icosapent ethyl are impressive, with demonstrated safety and tolerability, thus creating a major opportunity for the prevention of CV events and mortality in Canada.
However, there are substantial complexities for clinicians to adopt icosapent ethyl in the management of high risk patients. This podcast discusses the use of Icosapent ethyl for CV risk reduction with a focus on which patient and when this treatment should be considered.
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Faculty
Faculty


Agenda
Agenda
Program Chapter | Duration (Min:Sec) | Presenter |
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Do serum triglycerides predict risk? | Milan Gupta | |
Do fish oils reduce risk? | Shaun Goodman | |
What are the key results from REDUCE-IT? | Milan Gupta | |
In which patients should we consider icosapent ethyl? | All |
Program Chapter | Duration (Min:Sec) & Presenter |
---|---|
Do serum triglycerides predict risk? | Milan Gupta |
Do fish oils reduce risk? | Shaun Goodman |
What are the key results from REDUCE-IT? | Milan Gupta |
In which patients should we consider icosapent ethyl? | All |
Sponsorship
This program has been developed by the Canadian Collaborative Research Network, a not-for-profit physician organization, and is supported through an educational grant received from HLS Therapeutics Inc.