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Cardiology from the BMJ Group
Cardiology from the BMJ Group aims to provide you with a mixture of the most important cardiology resources that we publish with the latest, continually updated research articles from the BMJ and all of our specialist journals, plus online education from BMJ Learning. You’ll also find links to the latest cardiology related discussions on doc2doc, BMJ Group's online community.
Key cardiology resources from The Group
Portal champion Sadia Khan
I am consultant cardiologist, West Middlesex University Hospital, London. My interests are cardiac imaging, particularly echocardiography and heart failure. As well as reading cardiology content on this BMJ Group portal, visit the BMJ cardiology forum to discuss the latest cardiology research and find people to discuss your clinical dilemmas.
