Cardiac amyloidosis is irreversible thickening of the heart muscle that typically presents as a form of congestive heart failure. It is overlooked often because the symptoms can masquerade as other conditions. Unfortunately, there aren't any preventive strategies for cardiac amyloidosis, says Dr. Melissa Lyle, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist. In this Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast, Dr. Lyle explains what those symptoms might be and talks about new therapies for treating cardiac amyloidosis. https://mayocl.i

Patients living with cardiac amyloidosis are offered new hope as options for medical treatment expand. Watch here. https://mayocl.in/31j5op9 | Mayo Clinic

What is amyloidosis and how does it affect the heart? Dr. Martha Grogan, an amyloid expert and cardiologist, reviews what everyone needs to know about cardiac amyloidosis - why it occurs, how it is diagnosed, and treatment options. https://mayocl.in/2yqEHyJ | Mayo Clinic