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Hot Line Sessions Revealed for ESC Congress 2025
Written by: ESC Congress 2025 Scientific Programme
Hot Line Sessions Revealed for ESC Congress 2025
10 July 2025
ESC Congress 2025 Releases its Late-Breaking Scientific Programme
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ESC Congress 2025 Releases its Late-Breaking Scientific Programme
10 July 2025
ESC Congress 2024 Unveils its Hot Line Trials
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ESC Congress 2024 Unveils its Hot Line Trials
09 July 2024
Late breaking Clinical Trial Data Addressing Cardiovascular Outcomes in Patients with Diabetes presented at American College of Cardiology Congress
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Late breaking Clinical Trial Data Addressing Cardiovascular Outcomes in Patients with Diabetes presented…
10 April 2024
Findings from an Apolipoprotein B-Based Genetic Analysis
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New Study Finds Lipoprotein(a) More Atherogenic Compared to LDL
06 February 2024
AHA 2023 Late-Breaking Science Lineup Revealed
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AHA 2023 Late-Breaking Science Lineup Revealed
20 October 2023
TCT 23: Late-Breaking Clinical Trials Revealed
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TCT 23: Late-Breaking Clinical Trials Revealed
19 October 2023
Latest AI technology improves echocardiogram reproducibility and repeatability
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Latest AI technology improves echocardiogram reproducibility and repeatability
19 June 2023

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