Explore how coordinated care between oncologists and cardiologists improves outcomes for amyloidosis patients. Learn why multidisciplinary teams are vital for timely diagnosis, tailored treatment, and better quality of life.

Dr. Rammurti T. Kamble, MD is a board‑certified hematologist‑oncologist and Professor of Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine / Houston Methodist in Houston, TX. A graduate of Ravi Shankar University (gold medal, 1986–87), he trained in Internal Medicine and Hematology–Oncology at top U.S. institutions. With over 30 years of clinical and research experience in hematologic malignancies, transplant, and cell & gene therapy, he has authored numerous peer‑reviewed publications.

Demystify your cardiology tests and take control of your care. Learn how to interpret your echocardiogram, biomarkers, 6-minute walk tests, and device results so you can ask better questions and stay informed throughout your amyloidosis journey.

Dr. Julie L. Rosenthal is a cardiologist at Mayo Clinic Phoenix specializing in advanced heart failure, transplant, mechanical support, and cardiac amyloidosis. She is board-certified and active in national and international cardiology societies.

Bring your amyloidosis stories, questions, fears, and revelations! This open group discussion is a chance to connect, share, and learn from others living with amyloidosis. No topic is off-limits—your voice and experience matter.

Join us for Office Hours with Dr. Mazen Hanna, leading cardiologist and Co-Director of the Cleveland Clinic’s Amyloidosis Program. This is your chance to ask questions and learn directly from a top expert in cardiac amyloidosis and heart failure care.

Dr. Mazen Hanna is a staff cardiologist at Cleveland Clinic, serving as Director of the Heart Failure ICU and Co‑Director of the Amyloidosis Program. He’s board-certified in cardiology, advanced heart failure, transplant, and specializes in cardiomyopathies and cardiac amyloidosis.