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Potential Cardiovascular Benefits in the General Population of Men with ED, in Diabetics, in Men with Other Risk Factors: Are PDE-5 Inhibitors Cardioprotective?
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July 11, 2023
Speaker Name and Title: Robert A. Kloner MD, PhD, CSO
The Princeton 4 meeting was ...
read more ↘ sponsored by an unrestricted grant from Sanofi.
Sanofi was not involved in choosing the content or speakers for the meeting.
Affiliation of the speaker:
HMRI and Keck School of Medicine of USC.
Title of the speaker’s talk: “Potential cardiovascular benefits in general population of men with ED, in diabetics, in men with other risk factors. Are PDE-5 inhibitors cardioprotective?”
Financial disclosure/Conflict of Interest:
- Dr. Kloner is a paid consultant for Sanofi
- Sanofi provided a grant to carry out Dr. Kloner's study on PDE-5 inhibitors and CV outcomes.
- Dr. Kloner did not receive a consulting fee from Sanofi for that study, nor for carrying out the Princeton 4 meeting.
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The Princeton 4 meeting was ...
read more ↘ sponsored by an unrestricted grant from Sanofi.
Sanofi was not involved in choosing the content or speakers for the meeting.
Affiliation of the speaker:
HMRI and Keck School of Medicine of USC.
Title of the speaker’s talk: “Potential cardiovascular benefits in general population of men with ED, in diabetics, in men with other risk factors. Are PDE-5 inhibitors cardioprotective?”
Financial disclosure/Conflict of Interest:
- Dr. Kloner is a paid consultant for Sanofi
- Sanofi provided a grant to carry out Dr. Kloner's study on PDE-5 inhibitors and CV outcomes.
- Dr. Kloner did not receive a consulting fee from Sanofi for that study, nor for carrying out the Princeton 4 meeting.
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