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American College of Cardiology 71st Scientific Sessions: Science Preview, April 3, 2022

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At ACC 2022 on Sunday, 4-2, look for studies on icosapent ethyl and alirocumab, landmark research on HFrEF, and a novel anticoagulant for atrial fibrillation.

Late-breaking ACC science on Sunday, April 2, begins at a session jointly sponsored by the ACC and the Journal of the American Medical Association, followed by the joint ACC/New England Journal of Medicine session and a second day of featured clinical research.

Look for studies on icosapent ethyl, vupanorsen, and alirocumab for hypercholesterolemia; for landmark research on HFrEF and on a novel FX1a inhibitor for treatment of atrial fibrillation.

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