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Why should you consider using an RSS feed?
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Blogs
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Topolog By Eric J. Topol editor in chief of theheart.org and Dean of Scripps School of Medicine, helps translate clinical research in cardiology to daily practice. |
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Fellows' Corner Discussions for and about cardiovascular fellows. Written by John M Galla, Eiran Z Gorodeski and four other cardiovascular fellows, this blog discusses issues like training, research and career planning. |
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From the Convention Floor with Dr Walton-Shirley Dr Melissa Walton-Shirley follows cardiology meetings and conferences like AHA and ACC. She shares her own perspectives and thoughts on content presented during these events. |
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The ClotBlog An interactive vlog from theheart.org chaired by Dr Samuel Goldhaber from Harvard Medical School and the Brigham and Women's Hospital discussing venous thromboembolism and anticoagulation management. |
Radio theheart.org
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The Bob Harrington Show A podcast about interventional cardiology. Dr Robert A. Harrington from Duke Clinical Research Institute shares his thoughts on major cardiology news and events like the ACC, ESC & AHA. |
Conference coverage
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AHA 2008 |
