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Session Solving the puzzle of heart failure, diabetic kidney disease and risk of stroke: let's fit the pieces together

Speaker Associate Professor Kelley Branch

Congress : Heart Failure 2019

  • Topic : e-cardiology / digital health, public health, health economics, research methodology
  • Sub-topic : Digital Health
  • Session type : Satellite Symposium
  • FP Number : 117
  • Sponsored by Bayer AG
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Solving the puzzle of heart failure, diabetic kidney disease and risk of stroke: let's fit the pieces together

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  • Cardiovascular Disease in Special Populations
  • Satellite Symposium
  • 25 May 2019
  • 12:15 - 13:15
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Associate Professor Kelley Branch speaker

Associate Professor Kelley Branch

University of Washington, Seattle (United States of America)

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