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Fenofibrate

Fenofibrate is a synthetic lipid-modifying agent in the fibrate class, used clinically to lower elevated triglycerides and, in some settings, to improve mixed dyslipidemia.

1 paper landed today · 11 Sept 2026
  • Dissolution Enhancement by Binding Agents: A Potential Shortcut to Improving Bioavailability? PMID 42717179

Where the papers sit

9 papers study fenofibrate directly. Those 9 do not group into themes. The set ranges from formulation and assay development to observational safety, pharmacovigilance, disease treatment, and computational drug screening, without a shared biological question or direction. They are no more alike than papers drawn from anywhere in the corpus.

fenofibrate chemical structure

Recent Findings on fenofibrate

Drug Use and Evaluation: Fenofibrate formulation studies target poor solubility and dosage-form performance through polymeric binders, nanoemulsions, and QbD-integrated testing 42717179Sep42260710Jun42093465May. Polymeric binders generally improved dissolution, but poor buffer–tablet correlations favored dissolution testing over solubility screening; NMR also showed drug-specific redistribution during nanoemulsion destabilization 42717179Sep42260710Jun. Isocratic RP-UHPLC-UV and RP-HPLC methods provided rapid, sensitive quality control, while pemafibrate studies assessed safety against a lower-dose selective PPARα modulator 42517867Jul42093465May42379788Jun. Clinical evidence associated fenofibrate with lower sight-threatening diabetic retinopathy risk and improved transplant-free survival in primary biliary cholangitis, although the retinopathy association was absent in South Asians 42702803Sep42214018May. A pregnancy case supported therapeutic plasma exchange followed by fenofibrate for recurrent hypertriglyceridemia-induced pancreatitis, while sepsis models linked fenofibrate to reduced cellular senescence and inflammation through senescence-related genes 42204798May42219284May.