AHA 2005

Human Growth Hormone: Responses in Severe Heart Failure

November 17, 2005 ⋅ Post a comment
Catherine Demers
Catherine Demers

Recombinent human growth hormone has achieved clinical responses when used for treating heart failure. Catherine Demers of McMaster University told the American Heart Association conference about her findings.

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