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The promise of RNA-based therapeutics in revolutionizing heart failure management – a narrative review of current evidence

Abstract

This review elucidates the potential of RNA-based therapeutics to revolutionize heart failure (HF) management. Through a comprehensive analysis of relevant studies, this review reveals the promising prospects of these novel interventions in personalized treatment strategies, targeted modulation of specific molecular pathways, and the attainment of synergistic effects via combination therapies. Moreover, the regenerative capacity of RNA-based therapeutics for cardiac repair and the inherent advantages associated with noninvasive routes of administration are explored. Additionally, the studies accentuate the significance of diligent monitoring of disease progression and treatment response, ensuring safety and considering long-term outcomes. While ongoing research endeavours and technological advancements persist in addressing extant challenges and limitations, the transformative potential of RNA-based therapeutics in HF management offers a beacon of hope for enhanced patient outcomes.

Research topics

  • RNA Interference and Gene Delivery
  • Fuel Cells and Related Materials
  • MicroRNA in disease regulation

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DOI: 10.1097/ms9.0000000000001118

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