Martin Cowie

@ProfMartinCowie

London-based cardiologist & Professor at King's College London. Digital enthusiast/realist. Tweets on all things cardiac. 🌈 RT is not endorsement

London, UK Joined January 2014

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Martin Cowie @ProfMartinCowie Apr 15, 2023

Great to attend the @hfcollaboratory annual think tank - identifying and solving shared problems in bringing innovation to those living with heart failure - academics, trialists, regulators, patients and lifescience industry. Check out their website for wealth of resources

HF Collaboratory @hfcollaboratory Apr 14, 2023

The stage is set!! HFC’s annual Working Group Think Tank meeting starts NOW!! #heartfailure #clinicaltrials

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Martin Cowie @ProfMartinCowie Aug 18, 2022

Have an interesting idea that might improve patient care or experience, but requires further work up and input from other stakeholders? Please consider applying to AZHealthWorks, a patient-centric innovation hub founded and owned by AstraZeneca.

healthworksaz.com/apply-to-colla…

Martin Cowie @ProfMartinCowie May 24, 2022

Delighted to announce I am joining #AstraZeneca full-time as their Clinical Vice-President with responsibility for leading the global clinical development strategy for the exciting #heartfailure portfolio, catalysing novel scientific research and innovative development designs.

Martin Cowie @ProfMartinCowie May 20, 2022

At last - a larger face to face meeting all about progress in #diagnosis, #treatment and #monitoring in #heartfailure Also available on-line (of course)

European Society of Cardiology Verified account @escardio May 20, 2022

At #HeartFailure2022, we are asking the big questions on the hottest topics in #HeartFailure.

Come and be at the heart of the conversation - online or in Madrid, May 21-24 bit.ly/38IIP3j

#HFA_ESC #HF #cardiotwitter

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Martin Cowie @ProfMartinCowie May 6, 2022

An honour to co-author an editorial on GUIDE-HF in EHJ today with John Cleland. Covid did its best to disrupt the study - we comment on how that was mitigated - but also on how #covid restrictions appeared to make #heartfailure more stable. Quick read at: