by Heart Failure Society of America
Each month, join the Heart Failure Society of America as we have candid conversations with heart failure clinicians on the topics they face on a daily basis. From breakthroughs in research and treatment to career development and growth, the Heart Failure Beat has you covered! If you’re a cardiology clinician, trainee, or just plain interested in hearing discussions about heart failure news from leading experts, this is the podcast for you!
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March 15, 2025
Join the HF Beat for an expert discussion on sex differences in heart failure. Explore risk factors, diagnostic disparities, and therapeutic responses, featuring insights on CRT, ARNI, and MRA benefits in women. Our panel emphasizes inclusive research and actionable strategies to advance heart failure care.
February 15, 2025
Tune into the HF Beat as Dr. Biykem Bozkurt joins us to discuss the concerning rise in heart failure mortality rates in not just older patients, but especially in younger and minority patients. We delve into the 2024 HF Stats report, uncovering alarming trends in incidence, prevalence, and disparities in care. Dr. Bozkurt emphasizes the urgent need for early risk factor management, improved access to care, and the implementation of comprehensive treatment strategies to combat this growing public health crisis.
January 11, 2025
On this episode of HF Beat, Michael Felker, MD, FHFSA, current HFSA President, shares HFSA’s vision for the coming year, highlighting initiatives to expand patient and caregiver engagement, bolster research funding through the Heart Failure Research Foundation, and inspire the next generation of heart failure specialists.
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