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*INVITE* KOL Call on Tryngolza sHTG Uptake TODAY @ 10AM ET
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*INVITE* KOL Call on Tryngolza sHTG Uptake TODAY @ 10AM ET
USA | Biotechnology EquityMayResearch11, 2026
*INVITE* KOL Call on Tryngolza sHTG Uptake
TODAY @ 10AM ET
Join Akash Tewari and KOL Shahzeb Khan TODAY, May 11th, at 10AM ET to
discuss Tryngolza uptake in sHTG market post-approval (PDUFA June 30th,
2026) and competitive dynamics in the space. Dr. Khan is a clinical cardiologist
specializing in lipid disorders + he currently treats ~4-500 sHTG patients on SOC
and 6 FCS patients on Tryngolza.
**Please click HERE to register**
KOL Biography: Shahzeb Khan is the Physician Director of the Echocardiography School at Baylor
Scott and White's The Heart Hospital, a full-service not-for-profit acute care hospital that is part
of the Baylor Scott and White Health system, which provides inpatient, outpatient, emergency, and
specialty medical services in Texas; he is also an Assistant Professor of Cardiology. He treats
patients in the lipid clinic in addition to the cardiometabolic and HFpEF clinic.
Dr. Khan's research focuses on drug development and clinical trials of cardiometabolic therapies.
He serves on the editorial board of the European Journal of Heart Failure and is the Associate Editor
of ESC-HF, Heart Failure Reviews, and the Journal of Cardiac Failure Intersections. He has authored
or co-authored more than 400 peer-reviewed articles for publication.
Previously, he was a Cardiologist at Duke University Medical Center after his training at the
Duke University School of Medicine and an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of
Mississippi School of Medicine.
Thanks,
Akash & Team
Akash Tewari
Global Head of Biopharmaceutical Research
E: atewari@jefferies.com Akash Tewari * | Equity Analyst
1 (212) 284-3416 | atewari@jefferies.com
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