BridgeBio real-world study shows Attruby cuts ATTR-CM clinical worsening risk 34% vs Pfizer’s tafamidis
Bitget2026/09/23 11:47- BridgeBio reported peer-reviewed real-world study results in Cardiology and Therapy comparing its ATTR-CM drug Attruby to Pfizer’s tafamidis.
- Claims-data analysis found Attruby patients were less likely to show early clinical worsening than those starting tafamidis.
- Benefits appeared within weeks, supporting a potential argument for frontline use or switching from tafamidis in routine practice.
- Separate electronic health record-based comparative study is slated for release at a 2026 medical meeting.
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