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Optimized Pacing Eases oHCM Symptoms in EMORI-HCM Trial
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Optimized Pacing Eases oHCM Symptoms in EMORI-HCM Trial
20 January 2026
Social Factors Impact Outcomes in HCM Patients
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Social Factors Impact Outcomes in HCM Patients
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Clinical Frailty Scale Predicts Mortality in Heart Failure
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Clinical Frailty Scale Predicts Mortality in Heart Failure
09 January 2026
Metabolic Factors Now Key Drivers of Heart Failure
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Metabolic Factors Now Key Drivers of Heart Failure
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Danicamtiv Shows Promise in Genetic Dilated Cardiomyopathy
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CMR Tracks ATTR-CM Progression and Treatment Response
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CMR Tracks ATTR-CM Progression and Treatment Response
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Beta-Blockers Cut MACE Risk Post-MI in Normal EF Patients
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STEP: Early Intensive BP Control Shows Long-Term Benefit
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STEP: Early Intensive BP Control Shows Long-Term Benefit
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Polygenic Risk Score Independently Predicts New-Onset Heart Failure
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