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Short video: Digoxin, heart failure and the elderly

30 April 2024
Watch this informative video short, featuring Chim Lang and Su-Lee Xiao as they briefly discuss the history of digoxin and explore its continued use today. Learn more about the role that digoxin has in modern management of heart failure in the elderly and things to keep in mind when treating high-risk patients.

Professor Chim Lang Consultant Cardiologist and Clinical Pharmacologist, Dundee
Dr Su-Lee Xiao Geriatric Medicine Registrar, London

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ESC Congress 2024 highlights – A UK perspective: What’s new in the latest ESC guideline update?

  • Paul Foley, Terry McCormack

AstraZeneca has provided a sponsorship towards this independent programme. AstraZeneca has had no editorial input into or control over the agenda, content development or choice of speakers, nor opportunity to influence except for the AstraZeneca sponsored symposia presentations. The remainder of the programme has remained under the full editorial control of the British Journal of Cardiology.

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ESC Congress 2024 highlights – A UK perspective: New evidence on cardiovascular medical care

  • Sarah Birkhoelzer, Aaron Henry

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