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Get ready for an extraordinary event !

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1 year ago•0 Replies

Join us for Arrhythmia Alliance Patients Day at The Hyatt Regency, Birmingham, UK on Sunday 08 October 2023!

Connect with fellow patients, learn from renowned experts, and discover the latest advancements in arrhythmia care. Limited places are available, so register now to secure your spot and avoid disappointment!

Register NOW: heartrhythmevents.org/users...

#PatientsDay2023 #HRC2023 #ArrhythmiaAlliance #arrhythmia #SVT

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