We’re looking forward to connecting with you at the 30th Annual San Diego Heart Failure Symposium! Join us at the Saturday Breakfast Session to hear from Drs. Budoff and Greenberg on “Harnessing SGLT Inhibition in the Treatment of Heart Failure.” #SDHF2024 #HeartFailure
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