Watch Corlanor Doses Closely

June 2015

You'll see Corlanor (CORE-lah-nore, ivabradine), the first new drug approved to treat heart failure in a decade.

Corlanor works by slowing heart rate...allowing more blood to fill the heart and eventually be pumped to the rest of the body.

Expect Corlanor to be added to other heart failure meds (metoprolol, lisinopril, etc) if a patient still has heart failure symptoms...to help prevent hospitalization.

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Watch Corlanor Doses Closely

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