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European Society of Cardiology Congress 2021: Primary Care Preview

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The ESC Congress 2021, Aug 27-30, 2021, is here. For primary care, we highlight the "Hot Lines" clinical trial presentations where new data from novel trials will premier.

The European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress -- The Digital Experienced, begins on Friday, August 27 and runs through Monday, August 30. The all-virtual program offers 15 topic "channels" to choose from every day, from Arrhythmias and Device Therapy and COVID-19 to Preventive Cardiology and Valvular, Myocardial, Pericardial, Pulmonary, and Congenital Heart Disease.

Of interest to the primary care audience will be the Hot Lines clinical trial presentation sessions, reserved for first presentation of the primary endpoint(s) of novel clinical trials, recently completed and unpublished.

Just 20 studies were accepted as Hot Lines for ESC 2021 and are spread across the 4 days in dedicated sessions. Trial topics this year cover the entire field of cardiology, from prevention, to arrhythmias, to intervention, to antithrombotic therapy.”

The following slide show provides a preview of the new studies, at-a-glance, including the time and day of the presentation. More than one will pique your curiosity!


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