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Live from AHA, Part 1: Highlights from the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions

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March 18, 2020 Audio 22 min 15 sec
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JAMA Medical News is coming to you live from the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions conference in Philadelphia. In this episode, host Jennifer Abbasi chats with conference chair Donald Lloyd-Jones, MD, ScM, about this year's hottest topics and clinical trials.
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