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Dr Kevin Damman, MD, PhD, FHFA, studied medicine at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands and received his PhD in 2009 entitled “Cardiorenal Interaction in Heart Failure”. Dr Damman is a clinical cardiologist, head of the heart transplant and ventricular assist device program at the University Medical Center Groningen. His interests include advanced and acute heart failure. Current research interests are focused on improving treatment of acute heart failure patients, including SGLT2-inhibition in (acute) heart failure and the role of the kidney in the process of cardiorenal interaction. He is principle investigator of the PUSH-AHF study on natriuresis guided treatment in acute heart failure and was part of the steering committee of the ADVOR trial investigating acetazolamide in acute heart failure. Dr Damman is associate editor of the European Journal of Heart Failure and is member of the working groups on Cardiorenal Dysfunction and Advanced Heart Failure from the HFA.
