PREVIEW of AHA 2020 Scientific Sessions: Late-breaking Science, Days 4 and 5

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Preview days 4 and 5 of the American Heart Association 2020 live late-breaking science sessions. Decide what you need to watch and when.

The American Heart Association 2020 Scientific Sessions continue on Monday and Tuesday, November 16 and 17, and include late-breaking clinical trial results from VITAL-AF, MSTOPS, RHAPSODY, MyROAD, and more.

To help your advance planning, click through the agenda for each session, below. For Friday, Saturday, and Sunday's sessions, click here.

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