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AHA 2020 Scientific Sessions Preview: Late-breaking Science, Days 1, 2 and 3
Author(s)Grace Halsey
What to watch during the AHA 2020 late-breaking science sessions? We break down the first 3 days of clinical trial presentations for you, here.
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The American Heart Association 2020 Scientific Sessions, November 13-17, 2020, will be a combination of live and on-demand sessions this year.
All the Late-breaking Science Sessions will be live . There are 9 themed sessions--2 held each day, except Saturday when there is one.
To help your advance planning, click through the agenda of late breaking trials for each session on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, below. For Monday and Tuesday's sessions, find a link on the final slide.
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