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Frailty and cognitive function in patients with heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: insights from PERSPECTIVE

19 May 2025 (16:25 - 16:34)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Heart failure, chronic kidney disease, and beyond: understanding risk, prognosis, and outcomes Comorbidities HFA Premium Access Heart Failure 2025 Heart Failure Association (HFA)

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Doctor Li Shen

Hanghou Normal University, Glasgow (China)

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Doctor Y. Akama (Tokyo, JP)
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Incidence of cancer in heart failure across ejection fraction phenotypes and sexes: a nationwide cohort analysis
Doctor D. Stolfo (Udine, IT)
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Therapeutic challenges and mortality outcomes in HFrEF patients with CKD: a multi-centre and multi-ethnic experience
Doctor A. Koh (Kuching, MY)
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Changes of iron status during acutely decompensated heart failure hospitalisation and its association with adverse events after discharge
Mr R. Murai (Kobe, JP)
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Heart Failure 2025

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