AHA 2020 Wrap-Up with Payal Kohli, MD

By DocWire News Editors - Last Updated: December 13, 2020

Dr. Payal Kohli, a cardiologist with Cherry Creek Heart in Denver, and a DocWire News Section Advisor, talks about emerging themes from the science presented at the recent American Heart Association 2020 all-digital scientific sessions, as well as her pick for the most interesting research from the meeting.

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AHA 2020 Wrap-Up with Payal Kohli, MD

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