Physicians' Academy for Cardiovascular Education

Expanding focus for cardiologists The diabetic patient and cardiovascular outcomes

Meeting report with presentation slides, videos and online CME of a PACE-CME symposium held during ESC 2020, The Digital Experience.

Introduction: Expanding focus for cardiologists - The patient with diabetes and cardiovascular outcomes

10' education - Oct. 3, 2020 - Prof. Ulf Landmesser, MD
Prof. Landmesser gives an introduction to the symposium about managing diabetes in CV risk reduction, that was held during the virtual ESC 2020 congress.

Prof. Landmesser gives an introduction to the symposium about managing diabetes in CV risk reduction, that was held during the virtual ESC 2020 congress.

Changing paradigm in prediabetes and CVD: Potential for new concepts and new tools

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10' education - Sep. 28, 2020 - Prof. John E Deanfield, MD - Online CME
Prof. Deanfield emphasizes the importance of early intervention to prevent T2DM and obesity and thereby reducing lifetime CV risk.

Prof. Deanfield emphasizes the importance of early intervention to prevent T2DM and obesity and thereby reducing lifetime CV risk.

Cardiovascular outcomes & atherosclerosis: How do GLP-1RA provide benefit?

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10' education - Sep. 24, 2020 - Jorge Plutzky, MD - Online CME
Jorge Plutzky describes potential mechanisms for the benefit of some GLP-1RA in CVOTs and discusses their possible effects on diabetic atherosclerosis.

Jorge Plutzky describes potential mechanisms for the benefit of some GLP-1RA in CVOTs and discusses their possible effects on atherosclerosis in patients with diabetes.

Panel discussion: Expanding focus for cardiologists - The diabetic patient and cardiovascular outcomes

10' education - Sep. 9, 2020 - Prof. Ulf Landmesser - Online CME
Prof. Landmesser discusses with professors Marx, Plutzky and Deanfield how to implement new therapies to reduce CV risk in patients with diabetes.

Prof. Landmesser discusses with professors Marx, Plutzky and Deanfield how to implement new therapies to reduce CV risk in patients with diabetes.

The cardiology challenge to manage CV risk in diabetes

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10' education - Sep. 9, 2020 - Prof. Nikolaus Marx, MD - Online CME
Prof. Marx discusses evidence on how CV risk in diabetes can be reduced by new diabetes agents and current guideline recommendations to manage patients with diabetes and high CV risk.

Prof. Marx discusses evidence on how CV risk in diabetes can be reduced by new diabetes agents and current guideline recommendations to manage patients with diabetes and high CV risk.

Discussion: Expanding focus for cardiologists - The patient with diabetes and cardiovascular outcomes

Sep. 8, 2020

Expert discussion on expanding focus for cardiologists - The patient with diabetes and cardiovascular outcomes.

Expanding focus for cardiologists The diabetic patient and cardiovascular outcomes