Research identifies new target for antiplatelet therapy.
Cleveland Clinic researchers have identified a specific olfactory receptor on platelets as a novel therapeutic target for thrombosis. This approach suppressed dangerous clot formation without increasing bleeding risk, potentially offering a significant advantage over current antiplatelet drugs. The findings, published in Circulation, could lead to safer treatments for blood clots.
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