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Lipid management for CVD prevention – what could you do for a patient like Sue?

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Professor Dev Datta Consultant in Metabolic Medicine, University Hospital of Wales
Professor Afzar Zaman Consultant Interventional Cardiologist, Freeman Hospital Newcastle

In this short video, Professor Dev Datta and Professor Azfar Zaman discuss the case of Sue – a fictional patient with CVD – to explore optimal lipid management, early intervention and the role of injectable lipid-lowering therapies.

This is a promotional video organised and funded by Amgen Ltd and is intended for UK healthcare professionals only.

GBR-145-0225-80001 | March 2025

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Cardiorenal changes in later life

This webinar has been sponsored by A Menarini Pharmaceuticals Ireland and A. Menarini Farmaceutica Internazionale SRL who have had no input into the topics discussed or selection of speakers.

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Pitfalls in heart failure – Digoxin toxicity in the elderly

Watch this informative video short, featuring Dr Paul Andrews as he describes some of the pitfalls of digoxin use within the elderly population and explores ways to minimise the risks and correctly identify when to take action to treat potentially life threatening scenarios.
The role of digoxin in the current management of heart failure

The role of digoxin in the current management of heart failure

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Healthcare professionals involved in the management of patients with atrial fibrillation and/or congestive heart failure are invited to watch our video where our expert speakers discuss the place of digoxin in current clinical practice, the most relevant clinical trial evidence to support its use and its mechanism of action. Additionally, they will detail the mechanism of digoxin toxicity and how to assess and manage it appropriately.
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