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Deciphering the Reversible Cardiotoxicity of Osimertinib: The Role of the GATA4-MYLK3-MYL2 Axis
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Deciphering the Reversible Cardiotoxicity of Osimertinib: The Role of the GATA4-MYLK3-MYL2 Axis

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 01/02/2026
A breakthrough study reveals that osimertinib-induced cardiac dysfunction is driven by reversible sarcomere disarray via the GATA4-MYLK3-MYL2 signaling axis, suggesting that myosin activators could mitigate heart failure risk in lung cancer patients.
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