Click here to view recording: May 8th (Live) Cardio Wed Ed Webinar_ Translating Substantial Reductions In CV Morbidity and Mortality Into Clinical Practice-20240508_070041-Meeting Recording.mp4 (not eligible for CE credit and requires an aah.org email address to view)

Date/Time: Wednesday, May 8th, 2024: 7-8am

Topic: Translating Substantial Reductions In CV Morbidity and Mortality Into Clinical Practice

Speaker: Anthony C. DeFranco, MD

Course Director: Jeffrey Ziffra, DO

Webinar Objectives: 

Upon completion of the activity, the learner should be able to:

  • Define residual risk; identify residual risk differences in primary versus secondary prevention.

  • Review recent data on reducing residual risk in both primary and secondary prevention: aggressive LDL-lowering agents, anti-inflammatory agents, SGLT2-inhibitors, GLP1-agonists, EPA, novel anti-thrombotic and antiplatelet strategies, and the like.

  • Define the role of the cardiovascular specialist in prioritizing newer agents and treatment strategies for the individual patient vis-à-vis communication with providers in other medical specialties.

Target Audience: This activity is designed for Cardiologists and other interested healthcare professionals.

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