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Dr Adam Nelson

Interventional Cardiologist and Clinical Trialist; Royal Adelaide Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University of Adelaide, Victorian Heart Institute
Dr Adam Nelson is an early career interventional cardiologist and clinical trialist dual-appointed to the Royal Adelaide and Queen Elizabeth Hospitals in addition to the University of Adelaide and the Victorian Heart Institute. Dr Nelson’s academic and clinical interests are in improving adoption of guidelines through implementation science and evaluating emerging therapies for dyslipidaemia, diabetes and obesity.

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