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Cardiology Newsletters

Welcome to the MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology monthly newsletter. Each month we will interview the top cardiologist in their fields to provide you with updates and insights.

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November

Obesity: Taking the Pulse of Faculty on the Disease, Approach, & Medication

Welcome back to MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News. As we approach the holidays, a time historically associated with thoughts of weight gain, we decided on this issue to focus on a topic that transcends almost all medical specialties—obesity. Medscape Heart of Cardiology (HOC) thought leaders weigh in, giving insights into whether a paradigm shift in our approach to patients with obesity is needed, and if there is a role for the new weight management medications.

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September

Patient Care: What’s Happening in 2024? Our HOC Faculty Dish

Welcome back to MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News. This issue we tap into Medscape Heart of Cardiology thought leaders, who candidly weigh in on what’s happened in cardiology in 2024 that provides a big step forward in patient care, and share some critical takeaways from their upcoming HOC presentations.

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May

Rapid Fire with Dr. Nasrien Ibrahim & Dr. Javed Butler

Medscape is pumped to bring you another issue of the Cardiology E-newsletter! We have some exciting updates regarding the 5th Annual Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology. Keep reading to learn about what makes this years Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology different from previous years.

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March

MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News: March 2024

Welcome back to MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News. This month Medscape faculty thought leaders candidly weigh in on the most critical new advance in cardiology medicine, best device/tool in one’s clinical arsenal, what these faculty have recently learned from other faculty/conference proceedings that they took back to practice and utilized, most promising new treatment on the horizon, and most controversial treatment option in cardiology medicine and how they feel about it. Our faculty this month include Dr. Javed Butler, Dr. Harold Dauerman, and Dr. Khadijah Breathett.

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October

5 Minutes With Pamela B. Morris, MD

This month we speak with one of the Session Chairs of Medscape’s upcoming 4th Annual Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology, Dr. Pamela B. Morris. Dr. Morris candidly shares perspectives and critical insights on both personal and professional topics, including some of the latest breakthroughs in cardiology, the best tool in her clinical arsenal, best advice she’s received, and what to look forward to in the two sessions she chairs at the HOC— Cardiometabolic Disease: Parts 1 & 2. Read, enjoy, and register!

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September

Into the Homestretch—The HOC is Almost Here!

This month the faculty of Medscape’s Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology join us to share insights on the most critical new (and on the horizon) cardiology-related advances and what HOC attendees will come away with regarding these advances and more.

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August

5 Minutes With! Dr. Robert Harrington

This month the Chair of Medscape’s 4th Annual Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology, Dr. Robert Harrington, joins us for a segment of 5 Minutes With, in which I spitfire some topics and questions to Dr. Harrington, who sounds off candidly in quick response. to share quick insights on various personal and professional topics that range from the ages of his youngest and oldest cardiac patient to the misunderstood fact about the heart. Read and enjoy! In our last issue, the faculty of Medscape’s Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology joined us to share insights on various current cardiology topics that range from best device in their clinical arsenal to the most critical new (or on the horizon) cardiology-related advance. If you missed it, click here!

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July

Hot Topics with Our KOLS!

This month the faculty of Medscape’s Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology join us to share insights on various current cardiology topics that range from best device in their clinical arsenal to the most critical new (or on the horizon) cardiology-related advance.

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June

Hot Topics with Dr. Alanna Morris

This month I speak with Dr. Alanna Morris, Associate Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine. A cardiologist with specialized clinical and research training in heart failure and transplant, Dr. Morris’ research interests include studying the importance of non-modifiable risk factors such as race and gender that may contribute to excess disease in high-risk populations and identifying the role of biomarkers of oxidative stress (OS) and endothelial dysfunction in patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF).

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May

Hot Topics with Dr. Khadijah Breathett

This month I speak with Dr. Khadijah Breathett, tenured Associate Professor of Medicine at Indiana University, Division of Cardiology, and advanced heart failure transplant cardiologist with the Advanced Heart Failure, Mechanical Circulatory Support and Cardiac Transplantation Team at Indiana University Health. A cardiologist with specialized clinical and research training in heart failure and transplant, Dr. Breathett prioritizes providing evidence-based care and shared decision-making in her clinic.

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April

From Artificial Intelligence to Permissive Cardiotoxicity: Hot Topics with Dr. June-Wha Rhee

Welcome back to this month’s MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News. This month I speak with Dr. June-Wha Rhee, Assistant Professor, Division of Cardiology, Department of Medicine, City of Hope, Duarte, CA. As a cardiologist with specialized clinical and research training in cardiovascular drug toxicity and pharmacogenomics, Dr. Rhee has very insightful perspectives on new research and treatment options.

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March

The Skinny on Interventional Cardiology with Dr. Celina Yong!

Welcome back to this month’s MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News. This month I speak with Dr. Celina Yong, Associate Professor at the Stanford School of Medicine and Director of Interventional Cardiology at the Palo Alto VA Medical Center. As Founder and Director of the Stanford Advancement of Women in Medicine Program, and Co-Founder and Co-Director of the CA ACC Early Career Leadership Forum, she has very insightful and informed perspectives on a number of critical issues.

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February

Hot Topics in Cardiology: Talking HFpEF, New Agents, and Guidelines with Shelley Zieroth, MD, FCCS, FHFSA(hon), FESC, FACC, FHFA, FRCPC

Welcome back to this month’s MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News. This month I speak with Dr. Shelley Zieroth, who is Professor of Medicine at Max Rady College of Medicine, University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada. She is Past President of the Canadian Heart Failure Society and co-chair of the Canadian Cardiovascular Society Heart Failure Guidelines. We discussed some upcoming conference highlights, some pearls from her talk on updates in HFpEF, and how recent data will impact clinical care of patients with HFpEF and guidelines—and what the most promising of these agents on the horizon are. Also, don’t miss her Suggested Reading in the Journal of Cardiac Failure, “JCF Heart Failure Year-In-Review 2022… The Best is Yet to Come!”—a compendium of advances in HF treatment in 2023 that highlights several landmark trials and summarizes key results—worth a read!

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January

The Greatest Cardiology Advances of 2022

Happy New Year! Welcome back to this month’s MedscapeLIVE! Cardiology E-News. This month the faculty of Medscape’s Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology 2022 once again come together and share insights on cardiology happenings in 2022 that represent a critical step forward in patient care. Read on for an amazing collection of advances over the past year that these docs—and you—will be able to utilize to better care for your patients.

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