On April 1st, NMQF brought together leading experts and a passionate caregiver advocate to spotlight Transthyretin Amyloid Cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM) — a rare and often overlooked cause of heart failure impacting underserved communities.
Moderated by Chinnie Ukachukwu, MPH, with insights from Dr. Nitasha Sarswat, Dr. Jannae White, and Velma Henderson, RN, the panel discussed early detection, breakthrough treatments, and why advocacy and persistence can change lives.
Early detection saves lives. Clinical trials offer hope. Advocacy builds stronger futures.
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