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Blood thinners help moderate COVID cases and may reduce strain on ICUs, trials show

Blood thinners help moderate COVID cases and may reduce strain on ICUs, trials show TORONTO Canadian scientists say blood thinners appear to prevent some COVID-19 patients with moderate illness from deteriorating further, offering a massive advance in treatment they expect will ease suffering and lesson strain on hospital ICUs. Jan 22, 2021 5:51 PM By: Canadian Press TORONTO Canadian scientists say blood thinners appear to prevent some COVID-19 patients with moderate illness from deteriorating further, offering a massive advance in treatment they expect will ease suffering and lesson strain on hospital ICUs. University Health Network scientist Ewan Goligher said Friday that blood thinners could soon be part of standard care after the interim results of global trials showed Heparin reduced the probability of requiring life support by about a third. 

Blood thinners help patients with moderate COVID, clinical trials find

Blood thinners help patients with moderate COVID, clinical trials find Global clinical trials examining the potential of blood thinners to treat moderately ill COVID-19 patients have proven so successful that physicians should immediately start using them in standard care, some Canadian doctors say. Social Sharing Full doses of heparin improved outcomes and decreased the need for life support in moderately ill patients The Canadian Press · Posted: Jan 22, 2021 4:20 PM ET | Last Updated: January 22 Giving full-dose blood thinners to critically ill ICU patients was harmful, but it seems to help patients moderately ill with COVID-19, researchers have found. ( Jeffrey Sauger/Bloomberg/Getty)

Researchers test effects of full doses of anticoagulants in COVID-19 patients

Researchers test effects of full doses of anticoagulants in COVID-19 patients Three clinical trial platforms working together to test the effects of full doses of anticoagulants (blood thinners) in COVID-19 patients have paused enrollment for one group of patients. Among critically ill COVID-19 patients requiring intensive care unit (ICU) support, full-dose anticoagulation drugs did not improve outcomes. Enrollment continues for moderately ill hospitalized COVID-19 patients in the trials. As is normal for clinical trials, these trials are overseen by independent boards that routinely review the data and are composed of experts in ethics, biostatistics, clinical trials, and blood clotting disorders. Informed by the deliberations of these oversight boards, all of the trial sites have paused enrollment of the most critically ill hospitalized patients with COVID-19.

U of M pauses clinical trial of blood thinner for treating some COVID-19 patients

  WINNIPEG The University of Manitoba is pausing a clinical trial examining the use of blood thinners to help treat certain patients with COVID-19 The announcement was made in a news release on Tuesday, and affects critically ill patients who were in the ICU. The trial is part of three clinical trial platforms testing the effects of full doses of blood thinners in COVID-19 patients. The trials were launched as clinicians noticed that many COVID-19 patients, including those who died from the disease, formed blood clots throughout their bodies. However, the trials found blood thinners did not improve outcomes for critically ill patients who required ICU support.

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