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Drs. Ron Waksman and Spencer King discuss the social justice protests that have swept the U.S. and the world. Dr. King remembers growing up in the Jim Crow South and the fact that even a century after the Civil War, integrating society continued to be a struggle. He expresses hope that the current movement will result in lasting change because of its magnitude and the involvement of politicians to a degree not seen after similar protests in recent years. Drs. King and Waksman also note that more

Drs. Ron Waksman and Spencer King discuss a recent editorial that Dr. King wrote for Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine concerning the many iterations of anticoagulation regimens. Dr. King notes the conflicting signals from different trials examining antithrombotic therapy after PCI in patients presenting with different conditions. One key point is the search for the right balance between bleeding and thrombotic risk, but does this mean lower doses of antithrombotic agents, a shorter duration

CRT 2021 Course Chairman Ron Waksman, MD, kicks off a new series of video discussions with Spencer B. King III, MD, professor emeritus at Emory University, called “The King and I.” Dr. King is the Editor-at-Large of Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine, the official peer-reviewed journal of CRT Meeting, and he is an interventional cardiology pioneer. He writes a monthly column, “The Last Word with Spencer King,” for the journal. The first episode of “The King and I” was recorded July 1, which