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Dr Martin Leon talks about his decision to become a doctor at age six, how the death of his mother led him to interventional cardiology, and the genesis of the internationally renowned TCT meetings.
Drs Jean-Pierre Bassand, Peter Clemmensen, and Jean-Philippe Collet review the latest data on antithrombotic therapies in ACS. Hear the European perspective on antiplatelet therapy, anticoagulation agents, and anticoagulants in the setting of primary PCI.
Drs Cecilia Linde and Pierre Bordachar discuss the latest trial findings in CRT and the implications for research, practice, and patient outcomes in 2012.
Dr Bob Harrington talks to Drs Michael Alderman and Lawrence Appel about the challenges in understanding the role of salt in cardiovascular disease and why it is such a controversial topic.
Join Drs Melissa Walton-Shirley and Anne Gillis as they discuss the latest data on dronedarone and the impact for clinicians treating AF patients with significant structural heart disease.
Dr Keith Fox talks to Drs William Boden and John Chapman about the controversy surrounding the AIM-HIGH trial and what the results mean for clinical practice today.
Dr Valentin Fuster sits down with Drs William Boden, John Chapman, Keith Fox, Anne Gillis, Jessica Mega, and Clyde Yancy to tackle the brave new world of antithrombotics and to ask whether academics have left the real world, and their patients, behind.
From Malawi and Zimbabwe to Scotland, Missouri, and then back to Scotland, Dr Keith Fox has covered the globe. Learn more about his background, outlook, and exceptional career.
Join Drs E Magnus Ohman, Terje Pederson, and Silvia Priori as they discuss the merits of the polypill and whether or not it heralds the end of a personalized, targeted approach to prevention.
Dr Jane Somerville talks about growing up in London during WWII, why she was drawn to the field of congenital heart disease, and how women can have it all if they don't iron shirts.
Dr Bryan Williams talks to heartwire's Lisa Nainggolan about why ambulatory blood-pressure monitoring is the new gold standard for diagnosing hypertension and how changes to the treatment guidelines will simplify implementation and improve care.
Dr Melissa Walton-Shirley sits down with Dr Mariell Jessup to review the latest in heart-failure research, from new drugs and current treatments to the need for gender-specific basic research.
Join Drs Samuel Goldhaber, Jean-Pierre Bassand, Stavros Konstantinides, and Alexander GG Turpie as they guide the clinical practitioner through the landscape of novel anticoagulants in AF.
Share the excitement from the blockbuster ESC 2011 Congress with Drs Valentin Fuster, Mariell Jessup, Adnan Kastrati, Magnus Ohman, Terje Pedersen, Silvia Priori, and Bryan Williams.
Born in Ecuador and currently executive dean of clinical affairs at the University of Miami, Bill O'Neill shows that hard work can pave the way to living the American dream. Learn more about his outlook and accomplishments.
Inspiration, writer's block, family support, and yes—writing those tricky sex scenes: it's all here in our exclusive interview with novelists and electrophysiologists Dr Peter Kowey and Doug Zipes.
Dr Clyde Yancy catches up with Drs Harlan Krumholz and Neil Moat for an in-depth discussion on clinical practice guidelines, from how to avoid bias in the guidelines process to the need for a solid evidence base.
Leadership roles are a recurring theme in Anne Curtis's career--from founding the electrophysiology department at University of Florida in Gainesville through to her current position as chair at the School of Medicine of the University at Buffalo. Find out more about Dr Curtis's illustrious trajectory and her life.
What can we learn from the RIVAL trial? Join Drs Steg, Mehran, Nolan, and King for their thoughts on trial inclusion criteria, the importance of proper operator experience, and a one-minute master class on spasm prevention.