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Investigating the mechanism of Rehmannia glutinosa-Ephedra sinica i...

Rehmannia, the waxy-leafed, crimson-flowered plant sold at Chinese herb markets and grown as a pe...

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Investigating the mechanism of Rehmannia glutinosa-Ephedra sinica in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction by network pharmacology, metabolomics and experimental validation.

A study found that combining two traditional Chinese medicinal herbs — Rehmannia glutinosa and Ephedra sinica — improves heart function in mice with a common form of heart failure, and identified the biological pathways responsible, including protection against a type of iron-driven cell death called ferroptosis.

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