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Atrial Fibrillation Resources

Follow the links below to access atrial fibrillation resources to help you better understand your afib.

  • Afib Glossary is where to find the meanings of afib-related terms that your doctor or other healthcare professionals use.
  • Patient and Caregiver Resources is where to find atrial fibrillation resources such as patient discussion forums and social media, guidelines, medications, prescription assistance, patient perspectives, patient sites, industry patient resources, physician resources, popular articles and videos, related conditions, and partner organizations.
  • Videos is where to find overviews about afib and StopAfib.org as well as how to access the StopAfib.org Library containing Get in Rhythm. Stay in Rhythm.® Atrial Fibrillation Patient Conference recordings, the Afib Master Class, the Get Back to Care Webinar Series, and a wealth of other videos.

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