Heart attack? This drug helps prevent

A new drug that melts “indyra” that is built inside the arteries is considered to be a “greater detection” in the fight against heart disease.

Medications are currently being tested for treating breast cancer and diabetes, but scientists at Aberdeen University found that they can also improve cardiovascular health.

Only in the only dosage of this drug tested in mice “changed overall” andtherosceerosis, a disease that causes more heart attacks and strokes.
Anderosclerosis causes fats called plula, which block arteries, transmits Indexline.

This new drug mimics the effects of exercise and activates a protective enzyme. It also prevents another enzyme that causes prolonged inflammation and strains arteries.

Experts say finding this drug is possible for “the significant death reduction”.

Heart disease is the number one cause of global death, which kills 17.7 million people a year.