Physicians' Academy for Cardiovascular Education
A meta-analysis of GLP-1RA outcome trials show that treatment reduces the risk of CV and kidney events in T2DM. Subgroup analyses did not explain previously observed differences in trial results.
Prof. Knop gives an overview of potential mechanisms of action of GLP-1RAs to explain observed effects on glycemia, body weight, blood pressure and blood lipids.
Prof. Sattar shows that CV risk is heterogenous in patients with diabetes, and explains why new diabetes drugs, such as GLP-1RAs, are recommended for patients with diabetes and CV risk.
The US FDA has approved semaglutide tablets as an adjunct to diet and exercise to improve glycemic control in adults with T2DM.
ESC 2019 As chair of the guidelines task force, prof. Cosentino discusses the most important changes in the 2019 ESC/EASD guidelines on diabetes, pre-diabetes and CVD, based on new evidence from CV outcomes trials.
The PIONEER 2 and 8 studies evaluated HbA1c reduction and weight reduction with oral semaglutide against empagliflozin in T2DM patients on metformin and against placebo on an insulin-background.
Prof. Knop describes the possible mechanisms of CV/CKD risk reduction by GLP-1 receptor activation.
Frederik Persson shows evidence of renoprotective effects with GLP-1RA treatment, by discussing various small clinical trials as well as CVOTs with GLP-1RAs.
A new era has started for treatment of cardiorenal disease in diabetes. Prof. John Deanfield discusses evidence on the need for early management and alteration of upstream factors that affect renal and cardiac function in diabetic patients.
Prof. Deanfield reflects on a new era in CVD prevention for patients with diabetes. He discusses how can we prevent diabetes and manage diabetes exposure in the general population.
EuroPrevent 2019 Prof. Hobbs emphasizes the relevance of targeting CVD prevention in diabetic patients and discusses how we can modify CVD risk factors in these patients.
CME accredited course focussed on novel diabetes treatment approaches in the prevention of CVD in patients with T2DM. Member registration (free) is needed to enroll in this course
