- BridgeBio published results from a US real-world survey on treatment patterns and preferences in transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM).
- Survey found 60.5% of patients were on prescribed ATTR therapy at time of assessment; 32.8% had never received prescribed treatment.
- Physicians reported they were not fully satisfied with treatment for 56.1% of treated patients, citing limited symptom control or limited impact on disease progression.
- Patients reported dissatisfaction with current therapy, with 71.9% less than “very happy,” driven mainly by cost concerns or expectations of greater improvement.
- Patient preference skewed to oral therapy, with 100% reporting comfort with once- or twice-daily oral medication.
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