Diovan is now the first angiotensin receptor blocker APPROVED for heart failure

September 2002

Diovan is now the first angiotensin receptor blocker APPROVED for heart failure...in patients who can't tolerate an ACE inhibitor.

Diovan reduces heart failure symptoms and hospitalizations.

Even though Diovan is the only angiotensin receptor blocker approved, other ARBs probably help too.

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Table of Contents

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