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Kausik Ray, MD, discusses what trials and new data in lipidology he is most looking forward to from the upcoming ESC Congress.
Boasting 12 Hot Line sessions, 26 late-breaking science sessions, 38 late-breaking trials, and more than 230 other sessions, the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress 2024 has the potential to be 1 of the most influential cardiology meetings in recent memory.
With the meeting headlined by anticipated data releases from FINEARTS-HF, OCEANIC-AF, and other phase 3 clinical trials, tens of thousands of cardiologists and other care providers with an interest in metabolic health are expected to descend upon London for the annual meeting, which is scheduled for August 30 to September 2, 2024.
In anticipation of the meeting, HCPLive Cardiology reached out to leading subject matter experts to learn what they were most looking forward to from ESC Congress 2024, including Kausik Ray, MD, professor of Public Heath, director of the Imperial Centre for CVD Prevention, deputy director of Imperial Clinical Trials Unit and head of Commercial Trials at Imperial College London. In the video featured above, Ray gives our editorial team and audience members a look behind the curtain at what he is looking forward to most and why from the more than 2000 abstracts set to be presented at the meeting.
In the discussion, Ray calls attention to new data for plozasiran in familial chylomicronemia syndrome being presented by Gerald Watts, MD, PhD, on September 2, the SENIOR RITA trial being presented in Hot Line 8 by Vijay Kunadian, MD, on September 1, and a host of different studies examining failed implementation of newer therapies, both pharmacological and surgical techniques.
For those interested in work led or presented by Ray during the meeting, check out our list of his sessions (excluding industry-sponsored symposia) below.
Relevant disclosures for Ray include AstraZeneca, Boehringer Ingelheim, Eli Lilly and Company, Esperion Therapeutics, Novartis, NewAmsterdam, Novo Nordisk, and others.
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