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CDSCO approves Jardiance for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
Drug Approval | May 19, 2022

CDSCO approves Jardiance for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction

With the approval from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), Jardiance is now the first approved therapy to improve outcomes for the full spectrum of heart failure regardless of ejection fraction


Jardiance approved to treat adults with heart failure regardless of left ventricular ejection fraction
Drug Approval | February 25, 2022

Jardiance approved to treat adults with heart failure regardless of left ventricular ejection fraction

Jardiance is the first and only heart failure therapy to demonstrate a statistically significant risk reduction in cardiovascular death or hospitalization for heart failure, regardless of ejection fraction


Boehringer Ingelheim gets CDSCO nod for Jardiance
Drug Approval | November 23, 2021

Boehringer Ingelheim gets CDSCO nod for Jardiance

Jardiance is the first SGLT2-inhibitor therapy to prove reduction in risk of cardiovascular death in people with type-II diabetes and established cardiovascular disease


US FDA grants Jardiance Breakthrough Therapy designation for heart failure with a preserved ejection fraction
Biotech | September 12, 2021

US FDA grants Jardiance Breakthrough Therapy designation for heart failure with a preserved ejection fraction

The designation is based on results from the EMPEROR-Preserved phase III trial, which established Jardiance as the first therapy to show statistically significant improvement in heart failure outcomes in adults with heart failure with a preserved ejection fraction


US FDA approves Jardiance to treat adults living with heart failure with a reduced ejection fraction
Drug Approval | August 20, 2021

US FDA approves Jardiance to treat adults living with heart failure with a reduced ejection fraction

New treatment options are critical, as approximately half of all people with heart failure die within five years of diagnosis. Heart failure accounts for more than one million hospitalisations a year in the US