Late-Breaking Science | Scientific Sessions

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Celebrating a century of cardiovascular science

Intensive blood pressure control, tirzepatide and novel gene editing therapy.

Late-Breaking Science sessions: Where breakthroughs are announced

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Advances in lipid therapeutics

New approaches to managing AFib

Medical therapy for heart failure

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Innovation in prevention

Two-drug polypills, electronic nudges, ZODIAC and pacemakers.

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Save the date for #AHA25 in New Orleans

Join our presentation about severe hypertriglyceridemia (sHTG)

Join our presentation about severe hypertriglyceridemia (sHTG)

An Underrecognized, Life-Threatening Condition^1-5. Featuring Seth Baum, MD, MASPC, FACC, FAHA, FNLA

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Harnessing AI for better heart health

Improving guideline-directed medical therapy, comparing wearable versus implanted sensors, boosting echocardiogram performance and automating echocardiographic interpretation.

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Coronary and valvular heart disease

Liberal or restrictive oxygenation, GLP-1 agonist therapy, edoxaban and spironolactone.

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Redefining arrhythmia treatment

Catheter ablation, OPTION and Brain-AF.

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Clinical Guideline Sessions

Get up to speed on all of the updates in guidelines.

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Late-Breaking Science for Sunday

Two presentations feature results from intervention and prevention studies.

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Featured Science for Saturday

Check out these featured studies.

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Don't miss today's Main Events

Six powerful Main Events to kick off your Scientific Sessions 2024.

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#AHA24 Late-Breaking and Featured Science announced

See the impressive lineup of science planned for presentation at Scientific Sessions 2024.

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Late-breaking science| Achieving equity in prevention

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Novel mechanisms for lipid-lowering therapy

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Late-breaking science: AI at the bedside

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Shocking decisions in AFib care

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Drugs, diet and delivery can optimize hypertension outcomes

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Heart failure late-breaking science

A. Michael Lincoff, MD

Weight-loss drug reduced secondary CV risk in people with overweight or obesity without diabetes

From left: Christopher Rajkumar, MD, MRC, Jeffrey L. Carson, MD, MACP; Stefan James, MD.

Trials’ results suggest new approaches to reducing CVD risk and symptoms

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Late-Breaking Science announced

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Early ablation bests medication in treatment naïve AFib patients

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First-in-class aminopeptidase-A inhibitor fails to reduce treatment-resistant hypertension