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@ESCardio Press Office account. Join us for the latest and hottest news in #cardiology #hearthealth #healthnews
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    European Society of Cardiology News
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    Jun 8
    This channel is no longer actively updated. Please visit our LinkedIn page, where we share the latest ESC news, press releases, patient stories, and public health updates – keeping you informed about what matters most to your heart health.
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    European Society of Cardiology News
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    Dec 11, 2025
    Valvular heart disease appears to be more common in people with a history of cancer than previously recognised, according to a new retrospective observational study presented at #EACVI2025. Read more details about the research in our press release: lnkd.in/dexnuPCW
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    European Society of Cardiology News
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    Dec 11, 2025
    An AI-based imaging tool may help identify which patients with angina are most likely to face future cardiovascular events, according to new research presented at #EACVI2025 Read all the details of the innovation in our press release: lnkd.in/dCmKkNpc
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    European Society of Cardiology News
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    Dec 11, 2025
    On the opening day at the #EACHsummit, Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi underscored the urgency of coordinated EU action on cardiovascular disease and reaffirmed the European Commission’s commitment to implementing the Safe Hearts Plan.
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    European Society of Cardiology News
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    Dec 4, 2025
    The risk of sudden cardiac death is higher in people with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, according to new research published today in #EHJ. Read about the details of the new study in our press release: lnkd.in/d_GqpbgN #hearthealth #cvhealth #PublicHealth
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