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The Heart of the Matter

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The Heart of the Matter

Understanding the Evidence Behind Modern Cardiology

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The Heart of the Matter

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The Heart of the Matter is an educational series led by residents and medical students, focused on the latest randomized controlled trials and emerging evidence in cardiovascular medicine.

Each episode takes a closer look at the research behind important developments in cardiology, exploring study design, patient populations, interventions, outcomes, statistical findings, limitations, and clinical implications.

The series encourages participants to look beyond the headline results, critically evaluate the evidence, and develop a deeper understanding of how new research may influence cardiovascular practice.

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THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EDITION II - EPISODE 06

Uploaded Oct 5, 2026

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EDITION II - EPISODE 05

Uploaded Aug 2, 2026

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EDITION II - EPISODE 04

Uploaded Jun 28, 2026

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EDITION II - EPISODE 02

Uploaded Jan 26, 2026

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EDITION II - EPISODE 1

Uploaded Jan 11, 2026

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EPISODE 12

Uploaded Aug 31, 2025

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EPISODE 11

Uploaded Aug 30, 2025

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EPISODE 10

Uploaded May 31, 2025

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EPISODE 9

Uploaded May 18, 2025

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EPISODE 8

Uploaded Apr 21, 2025

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EPISODE 7

Uploaded Apr 8, 2025

THE HEART OF THE MATTER | EPISODE 6

Uploaded Mar 25, 2025

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Discussing recent publications highlighting new techniques and science related to interventional, endovascular and structural cardiology - and much more.

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