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Toro1260My favorite podcastrThank you Dr Fuster for having such an influence in my career . I have followed you since fellowship. You are truly amazing. The times and have reached out to you by email uric acid me immediately. I appreciate all the contributions that you have made cardiology and to me personally to make me a better cardiologist. I always look forward to "the message to take home". Dios lo bendiga maestro.
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JMW-WW1DisappointingTAVR Unload was underpowered but all objective endpoints were negative. Yet the interviewer focused on a cherry-picked secondary outcome of a subjective outcome of a non- blinded trial. This is very disappointing, but not surprising.
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Arshia NPlease keep Dr Fuster’s style and formatI have immensely enjoyed his summaries over the years during my commute. It has been a great format which outlines the bullet points to each articles and helps you stay up to date and allows me to make my own critical analysis. I would hate to lose him and his style. There’s no other podcast like this and others I listen to such as Dr Eagle’s, circulation on the run, or this week in cardiology have differing format but none are like Dr Fuster’s. Please please please I implore you not to mess with something that’s not broken.
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Nissim AbecasisExcellent news from the editor dr HKThank you dr Fuster for keeping the jacc podcast
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HearFixrBORINGI’m sure that it is informative but listening to the podcast while driving commuting to work makes me want to crash into a tree to relieve the pain of listening to Dr. Fuster. There is no critical analysis of the articles that he recites, except to say that it is a really important topic. ESC TV is much more informative. JACC podcast is beyond horrible.
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golgikanjiPlease change formatIs there no one involved who has the courage to persuade this giant of cardiology to step down and find a group of cardiologists to truly discuss important issues in cardiology?He just reads a script. Really a shame.
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nicoleDeleonThank youThis a great podcast, clear, and informative. I am a cardiology fellow and this is a tool of learning, specially with our busy schedule. Thank you Dr. Valentin Fuster.
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rhayes63RHGreat summaries from a true master
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Riaz MohammadJacc articlesExcellent and UpToDate summary of each article by the master clinician in cardiology, without this podcast I will not be able to keep up with the latest informations.
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__6423789!good for keeping with current topics in clinical cardiologyDr Fuster provides articles commentary and historical context with a sense of humor
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friskygroopieDrDr Fusters pearls are always spectacular
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RKC712005ExcellentI’ve learned so much from this podcast. I listen to it during daily commute to work. I like the summaries, the in-depth discussion of each important paper, and the state of the art reviews. I look forward to new episode every Monday. I am so grateful that JACC offers this podcast.
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JDRMDGreat ButThe narrator is unbearable. It’s a shame because the information is fantastic.
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D_Edwards16Great to keep UpToDate.Get to keep uptodate but difficult to understand speaker
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marcuskbUnexplained troponin elevation podcast won’t playMost recent podcast won’t play. Not sure how else to inform. Thanks!
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RH-cardiologyExcellent reviewThank you for spending your time and providing such an amazing review of JACC.
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zerpuddeltSameI stopped listening to ACCEL (Educational tapes from the American college of cardiology)for that very reason. The USA attracts the smartest from all over the world. Unfortunately it is difficult to understand these people give presentations. Dr.Fuster is world renowned and most cardiologists are familiar with his voice. It still beats the old boy network that predominates the college.
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BeMeta_HealthExcellent idea, poor executionI can barely understand the speaker who has such a thick accent and slow speaking style it’s a danger to listen to while driving because it puts you to sleep. However it would be amazing to be able to hear summaries of research while commuting to work. I wish this was the answer.
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Dr PascalGood in Theory1. Need to shorten the podcasts 2. The English used must be enunicated properly so everyone can understand it
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PIckyparentGood content, long podcastsEach podcast is very detailed, but also very lengthy. I was looking to this as a way to skim JACC articles on my commute, but even after speeding the clips up, the content is just not dense enough - I'm better off visually skimming the articles.
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