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Adam Nelson

@ajnelson

Cardiologist | Clinical Trialist | HSR.
Passionate about prevention, value, learning health systems; keen runner; father of boys.
RAH | UofA | VHI | DCRI

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Great to have Steve Greene all the way from Duke Clinical Research Institute here in Adelaide CSANZ reminding us of the importance of simultaneous commencement & rapid titration of HFrEF therapies. Incredible body of work highlighting gaps and importantly a path forward! Carolyn Lam

Great to have @SJGreene_md all the way from @DCRINews here in Adelaide @thecsanz reminding us of the importance of simultaneous commencement & rapid titration of HFrEF therapies. Incredible body of work highlighting gaps and importantly a path forward! @lamcardio
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A/Prof Carissa Bonner(@carissa_bon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To prevent heart attacks & strokes we need everyone to understand their risk & how to reduce this. Funding heart health checks is an important part of this & especially important this year to implement revised guidelines for risk assessment & management. Heart Foundation

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Ambulance Victoria Research(@VACAR_AV) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Online now: Substantial differences in chest pain management are present between women and men, from first emergency contact through to hospital discharge.
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Ambulance Victoria Ziad Nehme David Anderson Prof Karen Smith OAM

Online now: Substantial differences in chest pain management are present between women and men, from first emergency contact through to hospital discharge. jacc.org/doi/abs/10.101… @AmbulanceVic @Ziad_Nehme1 @expensivecare @karensmith_av
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Sek Kathiresan MD(@skathire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3 pills available right now to effectively lower LDL-C & reduce CV outcomes (with 2 generic)

Interesting that despite available pills,

~50% US patients with *established* atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease

are on *NO* medicines to lower LDL-C

Key ? is why

3 pills available right now to effectively lower LDL-C & reduce CV outcomes (with 2 generic) Interesting that despite available pills, ~50% US patients with *established* atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease are on *NO* medicines to lower LDL-C Key ? is why
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