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American Heart Association (AHA) 2014 Scientific Sessions
November 15 - 19, 2014; Chicago, Illinois
The Cardiology Show
The Cardiology Show From AHA 2014 With Dr Valentin FusterDAPT and IMPROVE-IT were the standouts from the American Heart Association 2014 Sessions, but Dr Fuster and panelists discuss
lots more, including five curiosities that give pause for thought.
Meeting Highlights at a Glance
Top News From AHA 2014: SlideshowHighlights include release of long-awaited clinical trials of statins and dual antiplatelet therapy and more.
So Many Trials, So Little Time: It's What We DoDr Melissa Walton-Shirley recounts her busy opening day at the AHA conference, zooming from antiplatelet therapy to asthma
to energy drinks to social media and more.
In Terms of Stroke Risk, Not All Atrial Fibrillation Is Created EqualFor years, decades, cardiologists have considered all forms of AF, paroxysmal, persistent, or permanent, equally risky when
it comes to stroke. But An abstract at AHA clearly showed, in 134 000 patients, that paroxysmal AF was lower risk then permanent
AF.
Day 1 AHA: The Future of EP Is Not BleakDr John Mandrola attended an early-career session on choosing electrophysiology. He came away inspired and grateful. Here
is his report on what two giants in the field told the next generation of doctors.