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“The overall burden of heart failure is expected to rise due to an ageing population and greater prevalence of risk factors and obesity. One of the key points we have tried to emphasise in the 2026 guidelines is the importance of prevention and starting treatment as early as possible.”
“The term 'guideline-directed medical therapy (GDMT)' was introduced more than 10 years ago. However, there have been further advances since then, creating some uncertainty as to what GDMT actually means today.”
“In some patients, 'acute' HF is not actually acute, but is a gradual deterioration. The guidelines also note that some less acute decompensated presentations can be managed in an ambulatory setting without the need for hospitalisation and this is in line with the new AHA/ACC/ESC/WHF universal definition of HF.”
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