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Blood pressure medications

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Lorundrostat is an investigational oral medication designed as an add-on therapy for individuals with uncontrolled high blood pressure despite standard treatments. It targets aldosterone synthase, an enzyme involved in producing aldosterone, a hormone that regulates blood pressure by influencing sodium and fluid balance in the kidneys. By inhibiting this enzyme, lorundrostat reduces aldosterone levels, leading to decreased sodium retention, lower fluid volume, and ultimately reduced blood pressure.

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Clinical trials demonstrate that lorundrostat effectively lowers systolic blood pressure in patients with treatment-resistant hypertension when added to existing medications. Phase 2 and 3 studies show significant reductions compared to placebo, with good tolerability in diverse populations. Ongoing research continues to evaluate long-term safety and efficacy across broader patient groups.

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Research (5 studies)

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Advance-HTN Phase 2 Study of Lorundrostat

Cleveland Clinic Love Your Heart Podcast • 2025 • n=200

Luke Laffin et al.

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Baxdrostat for uncontrolled and resistant hypertension: rationale and design of the Phase 3 clinical trials BaxHTN, BaxAsia, and Bax24.

New England Journal of Medicine • 2025 • n=800

Bryan Williams et al.

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Lorundrostat Efficacy and Safety in Patients with Uncontrolled Hypertension

New England Journal of Medicine • 2025 • n=285

Michael Wilkinson et al.

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New Drug Shows Promise for Stubbornly High Blood Pressure

Harvard Health • 2025 • n=200

Harvard Health Publishing

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ACCOMPLISH Trial: Comparison of Fixed-Dose Combinations

PMC • 2008 • n=12600

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