Global StopAfib.org Virtual Atrial Fibrillation Patient Conference, August 6-8 | Texas News

By Editor On Jul 13, 2021

DALLAS, July 13, 2021 / PRNewswire / – StopAfib.org gets on the rhythm. Stay in rhythm.® The virtual patient conference for atrial fibrillation is aimed at patients with atrial fibrillation (afib), the most common irregular heartbeat that increases the risk of stroke by 500%.

This virtual conference gives everyone, anywhere in the world, a front row seat for a life changing weekend. Participants will hear directly from the leading Afib experts and learn what they need to know to get their lives back. Registration for the conference, which the participants can follow comfortably and securely from home from August 6th to 8th, is now possible.

People with atrial fibrillation – up to six million in the US alone – may experience palpitations, tiredness, shortness of breath, or racing heart, although some may not feel they have atrial fibrillation at all. According to the Framingham Heart Study, there is a one in three lifetime risk of developing Afib after age 55.

Mellanie True Hills founded StopAfib.org to help people with Afib find their solution (as she did) and prevent afib-related strokes.

After hearing the best experts in the world at medical conferences, her dream was to host a patient conference where the same experts speak in plain English and share the latest innovations. This is the eighth year of Get in Rhythm. Stay in rhythm.® Atrial fibrillation patient conference.

“Our annual patient conference is a work of love and a gift,” said Mellanie True Hills, Founder of StopAfib.org. “Our mission at the conference is to enable people with Afib and their families to work more effectively with their health teams to find the right solution. This conference is truly unique in the quality and quantity of information it offers . “

Attendees will have the privilege of hearing from Afib leaders around the world about the latest Afib research and treatments, and about things they may not hear during brief medical visits. As a result, previous participants discovered vital information that enabled them to better manage their Afib and even become Afib-free.

Anyone can join at a price lower than the co-pay to visit just one of these world famous specialists.

This year, StopAfib.org welcomes the largest faculty of all time, made up of Afib rock stars from around the world and covering the broadest range of topics of all time. This year’s renowned faculties at the conference include:

Emelia J. Benjamin, MD, ScM, Boston University
Bianca Brundel, PhD, Amsterdam University, The Netherlands
Hugh Calkins, MD, Johns Hopkins University
Ralph J. Damiano, MD, Washington University
Luigi Di Biase, MD, Einstein / Montefiore
Pierre Jais, MD, University of Bordeaux, France
Paul’s churchyard, MD, Phd, UKE Hamburg, Germany
Frank Marchlinski, MD, University of Pennsylvania
Andrea Natale, MD, St. Davids Austin
Douglas L. Packer, MD, Mayo Clinic
Rod Passman, MD, Northwest University
Eric N. Prystowsky, MD, St. Vincent, Indianapolis
Andrea M. Russo, MD, Cooper University
Prash Sanders, MD, University of Adelaide, Australia
Leslie Saxon, MD, University of Southern California
Kamala Tamirisa, MD, Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute
Randall Wolf, MD, Houston Methodist

Faculty members will cover all aspects of Afib: Drugs and Lifestyle on Day 1, Procedures on Day 2, and Research and Digital Devices on Day 3. In addition, attendees will receive the most up-to-date information on research and treatment, including some brand new topics that are not yet treated (including the latest developments in pulse field ablation and lifestyle research).

“This is an opportunity to hear directly from researchers and innovators who share their in-depth knowledge and expertise with you so that you can take control of your Afib,” said Hills. “Conferences with experienced speakers of this caliber (including those from our faculty) typically cost many times more than our virtual conference.”

Registration for this year’s Get in Rhythm. Stay in rhythm.® The virtual patient conference for atrial fibrillation has started. Read all the details and register at https://getinrhythm.com/.

Via StopAfib.org

StopAfib.org was founded in 2007 by atrial fibrillation for Afib patients. Its mission is to improve the quality of life for people with Afib and save lives by raising awareness and reducing the number of strokes associated with Afib. StopAfib.org is the top arrhythmia website and is HON Code certified by the Health on the Net Foundation, which means a credible, trustworthy medical website. StopAfib.org provides information on Afib symptoms, causes, risks, treatments, resources, and the latest Afib news. To access carefully curated Afib-related videos, create a free account at www.StopAfibLibrary.com. To learn more about the organization, visit www.StopAfib.org.

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Mellanie True Hills

940-466-9898

314268@email4pr.com

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