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Sign InBayer has secured approval from the European Commission to expand the therapeutic indications for its drug Kerendia to include the treatment of heart failure. This regulatory milestone follows positive results from Phase 3 clinical trials, which demonstrated the drug's efficacy in managing heart failure symptoms. Kerendia is already established as a significant growth driver within Bayer’s pharmaceutical portfolio, and this expansion allows the company to address a broader patient demographic across the European Union. The decision is expected to strengthen Bayer's competitive position in the cardiovascular market. Analysts view this approval as a positive development for the company's long-term revenue outlook. Shares of Bayer (BAYN.DE) remain in focus as the company continues to capitalize on its key pharmaceutical assets.