Quick Tips on the Impacts of Influenza Infection and Vaccination on CV Outcomes
American College of Cardiology
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Patients with cardiovascular disease have a 10 times higher risk of heart attack within three days of getting the flu and are more likely to have a heart attack even weeks after the flu. However,...
Read MorePatients with cardiovascular disease have a 10 times higher risk of heart attack within three days of getting the flu and are more likely to have a heart attack even weeks after the flu. However, only two-thirds of cardiac patients are getting the flu shot. Join ACC expert faculty for Quick Tips on the Impacts of Influenza Infection and Vaccination on CV Outcomes discussing the latest data on influenza and cardiovascular outcomes as well as the intersection of influenza and COVID-19. Gain actionable knowledge regarding the connection between influenza and CV outcomes with the Taking the Lead: Flu and Cardiovascular Disease online course.
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About American College of Cardiology
With more than 54,000 members from over 140 countries, the ACC bestows credentials upon cardiovascular professionals, leads in the creation and dissemination of medical education through courses and our JACC Journals, and supports institutions with quality improvement through registries and accreditation. For more information on NCD Academy please visit: acc.org/ncdacademy.
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