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Researcher hoping to find new and better anticoagulant

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Following frequent questions about anticoagulants I thought this might be interesting.

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MarkS

Very interesting. This could lead to an anti-coagulant that is clearly superior to both warfarin and the NOACs in terms of preventing clots but also preventing bleeding.

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NiceNana

Thanks for that. It will be interesting to see the results later this year.

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souljacs4

Interesting post

That's excellent. There's another that Cambridge University is further down the line researching, called ichorcumab. I bet we get neither in Wales lol.

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Alan_G

Reading this, it is talking about the interaction with platelots which is how aspirin works and so is this going to be of not much use to AF suffers?

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Aspirin causes bleeding but as I understand it they are seeking the holy grail of anticoagulation without the danger of inappropriate bleeding.

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Jfib

Wow! It would be amazing if they could develop an anticoagulant without a bleed risk! Imagine the lives it could save.

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