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  • In the last ten years, there have been many new heart failure drugs approved by the FDA, showing great progress in treatment.
  • The FDA has provided guidelines to help with the development of these drugs, but there are still challenges that need to be solved.
  • The Heart Failure Collaboratory wants to promote teamwork among scientists, doctors, patients, and regulatory groups to improve drug development and help people with heart failure better.

Article Abstract

Over the past decade, the field of heart failure (HF) has witnessed remarkable progress in drug development, resulting in the approval of numerous groundbreaking drugs by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. To address some of these challenges, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued guidance documents that have been critical in contemporary HF drug development; however, there are still many challenges in need of investigation. This paper leverages efforts of the Heart Failure Collaboratory and the scientific community to discuss the critical need for innovative trial designs, important concepts in clinical trials in the modern era, and the utilization of big data to accelerate HF drug development. At this inflection point in HF drug development, it is imperative that, as a global scientific community, we foster increased collaboration among researchers, clinicians, patients, and regulatory bodies. Only through such unified efforts can we navigate the complexities of HF, accelerate the development process, and ultimately deliver effective therapies that transform patient outcomes.

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