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Heart Failure Research Review, Issue 86

Heart Failure Research Review, Issue 86

In this issue:

Dapagliflozin in acute HF
ARNI vs. placebo in congenital systemic right ventricular HF
Contemporary use and implications of β-blockers in HFMREF/HFPEF
Managing iron deficiency in Asian HF patients
β-blocker withdrawal and functional capacity improvement in HFPEF
Phenotyping HF by genetics and associated conditions
Impact of visit volume on effectiveness of electronic tools to improve HF care
Pharmacological treatments in HFMREF/HFPEF
Dementia risk with statins in HF
Impact of rapid up-titration of GDMT on QOL in acute HF

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Mark-Nolan

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Dr Mark Nolan

Mark Nolan is a Non-Invasive Cardiologist working at Western Health and the Peter Mac Cancer Centre in Melbourne, as well as a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. He has completed an Echocardiography Fellowship in Adelaide, Cardiac MRI and CT Fellowship in Toronto, and also a Cardio-Oncology Fellowship in Toronto. His PhD […]

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