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February 12-18, 2023 is National Heart Failure Awareness Week! Join HFSA as we promote heart failure awareness, patient education, and heart failure prevention. This year’s theme of Heart Success: Function Not Failure will shed light on all that can be done to treat heart failure (HF) based on how a patient’s heart is functioning. Learn more about
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The DCM Foundation website has been reorganized to provide you with faster and easier access to the information you need. This website provides the most current information and resources available to DCM patients and their families. The redesigned homepage gives you links to access important information about DCM including Symptoms, Stages, Arrhythmias, Causes, and Genetics
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If you missed this year’s Heart Failure Patient & Caregiver Day, held virtually on February 12, all session recordings are now available OnDemand. To view the presentation segments, please click here: https://hfsa.org/hfsa-virtual-heart-failure-patient-and-caregiver-day-2022/hfsa-virtual-heart-failure-patient To learn more about the Heart Failure Society of America please visit: www.hfsa.org.
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This week is Heart Failure Awareness Week. This campaign aims to raise awareness of heart failure and highlight what it is like to live with heart failure. The DCM Foundation is proud to support this campaign, led by the Heart Failure Patient Council* of the Global Heart Hub. Heart failure is a serious chronic condition,
