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Navigating Cardiotoxicity in Modern Cancer Therapy - Ep 181

EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 33 MIN

Navigating Cardiotoxicity in Modern Cancer Therapy - Ep 181

from ACCP JOURNALS · host ACCP JOURNALS

In this episode, Pharmacotherapy scientific editor Jim Koeller interviews hematology-oncology specialist Dennis Marjoncu about Dr. Marjoncu's narrative review article “Cancer Therapy-Induced Cardiotoxicity”. They discuss how cardiotoxicity concerns have expanded beyond anthracyclines. They review cardiotoxicity types, monitoring approaches, management principles, drug-interaction considerations, limited prevention data, guideline gaps, and the need for better risk stratification and trial-based cardiac data.

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