Drug Therapy
Drugs are approved in the U.S. by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for specific purposes to help guide medical practice.
Currently, there are no FDA approved drugs specifically for the treatment of HHT. However, there have been several promising studies and positive results for medications originally developed to treat other conditions.
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Webinar – 2024Participating in research is the ultimate way to be an HHT changemaker. We have two exciting new projects to share with you, HHT Connect and the Cure HHT BioBank. Courtney Kasturiarachi, MPH, walks you through everything you need to know about HHT Co…
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