Canadian SADS Foundation

Let's Talk SADS Live

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The Let’s Talk SADS Live Podcast is a highly accessible educational platform for patients and families navigating SADS conditions. Topics cover the spectrum of inherited arrhythmias, fostering a well informed and proactive patient community. Led by ARVC and heart failure patient Heather Cartwright, Let’s Talk SADS Live features monthly conversations with healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers who share expert knowledge, practical advice, and lived experiences. To help us continue changing the lives of SADS patients and families, please consider donating at www.sads.ca/donate/.

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Canadian SADS Foundation

Episodes

Ep. 3 Where Guidelines Meet Reality in SADS Activities 21.03.2023 46:39

Join us for our third episode of Let's Talk SADS Live featuring our Dr. Michael Ackerman. Our Let's Talk SADS Live Series is provided at no cost to the viewer, striving to make information on SADS conditions universally accessible for Canadians. As a charitable organization, we rely on your support to produce these informative episodes. A donation ensures the continuity of these vital prog...

Ep 2. A Conversation with HiRO Founder Dr. Andrew Krahn 21.02.2023 42:32

Join us for our second episode of Let's Talk SADS Live featuring Dr. Andrew Krahn. Our Let's Talk SADS Live Series is provided at no cost to the viewer, striving to make information on SADS conditions universally accessible for Canadians. As a charitable organization, we rely on your support to produce these informative episodes. A donation ensures the continuity of these vital programs for patien...

Ep 1. The Past, Present and Future of Canadian SADS 24.01.2023 38:05

Join us for our first episode of Let's Talk SADS Live featuring our Executive Director, Pam Husband. Pam Husband talks the history of the Canadian SADS Foundation, as well as the present and the future of our organization. Our Let's Talk SADS Live Series is provided at no cost to the viewer, striving to make information on SADS conditions universally accessible for Canadians. As a charitable organ...