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Author(s):
Amish Raval
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1 year ago
ACC 2025 - Principal results from autologous cell therapy in patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) show favourable safety outcomes, however, the study did not meet its primary efficacy outcome using 6 minute walking rests as 3rd F-S tier.Dr Amish Raval (UW Health University Hospital Interventional Cardiology Clinic, WI, US) joins us onsite at ACC to discuss the…
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Author(s):
Tian-le Li
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Mao-long Fu
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Li-hong Wang
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et al
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1 year ago
Immune Cell Traits and Heart Failure: A Mendelian Randomisation Study
Author(s):
Wei Gao
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Hui Wang
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Jian-long Wang
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et al
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7 months ago
Original Research
Erratum: Causal Characteristics of Immune Cells
Author(s):
Tian-le Li
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Mao-long Fu
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Li-hong Wang
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et al
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1 year ago
Corrigendum
Author(s):
Massimiliano Camilli
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Luca Maggio
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Lorenzo Tinti
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et al
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1 year ago
Lipid-lowering Therapies and Lp(a)
Author(s):
Stephen Nicholls
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Adam J Nelson
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1 month ago
Review Article
Author(s):
Felipe Martínez
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2 months ago
ACC.26 - In this expert interview filmed at ACC.26 in New Orleans, Prof. Felipe Martínez discusses how late-breaking heart failure data are reshaping contemporary pharmacological management. The conversation focuses on new spironolactone results, advanced hemodynamic strategies in HFpEF, and the expanding role of cardiometabolic therapies, including GLP‑1 receptor agonists, in optimising outcomes…
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Author(s):
Anna Meta Dyrvig Kristensen
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7 months ago
AHA Scientific Sessions 2025 – Dr Anna Meta Dyrvig Kristensen (Copenhagen University Hospital, Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg, DK) presents an individual patient data meta-analysis examining beta-blocker therapy after myocardial infarction in patients with preserved left ventricular ejection fraction.This comprehensive meta-analysis pooled individual patient data from five randomized controlled…
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Author(s):
Stephen Nicholls
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7 months ago
AHA Scientific Sessions 2025 - Phase 1 results show the CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing therapy is a safe treatment option targeting ANGPTL3 in patients with lipid disorders.Prof Stephen Nicholls (Monash Victorian Heart Institute, Clayton, AU) joins us to share results from a first-in-human phase 1 trial investigating a one-time infusion of CTX310, a CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing therapy, at different doses…
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Author(s):
Maria Fernández García
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Alberto Alen Andrés
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Beatriz Nieves Ureña
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2 months ago