Review calls for more long-term research on second-line therapies for PBC
A recent study compares the mechanisms and safety profiles of a number of alternatives to ursodeoxycholic acid in patients with PBC.
A recent study compares the mechanisms and safety profiles of a number of alternatives to ursodeoxycholic acid in patients with PBC.
A recent study found that patients with PBC who do not respond to OCA within one year may have a higher risk of adverse effects.
When researchers administered obeticholic acid to mice with liver disease, they released high levels of the inflammatory protein HMGB1.
A recent study utilized genetic markers demonstrate that individuals with higher BMI may have a higher risk of developing PBC.
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The U.S. recently approved new drugs to treat PBC, adding to several already in use to treat the symptoms and slow progress of the disease.