According to Amy Sarma, MD, moving beyond episodic office visits to multimodality care strategies is essential for reducing adverse cardiovascular outcomes in high-risk patients.
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Amy Sarma, MD, Cardiologist, Cardiologist, Cathy E. Minehan Endowed Chair in Cardiology; Director, Women's Heart Health Program, Massachusetts General Hospital; Co-Director, Cardiovascular Disease and Pregnancy Program, Massachusetts General Hospital.
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In this video from the 2026 American College of Cardiology Annual Scientific Session & Expo, Amy Sarma, MD, details associations of cardiovascular disease and menopause.
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