Get Started Learning About Atrial Fibrillation Guide

Let’s get started learning about atrial fibrillation with information for anyone interested in learning about afib. If you’re an afib patient, family member, or caregiver, then continue on to the lower section as well.

For Anyone Interested in Learning About Afib

To learn more about afib, check out the resources below.

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For Afib Patients, Family Members, and Caregivers

If you have atrial fibrillation or think that you or a family member has it, you’re probably wondering what to do. We understand what you’re going through and what you’re feeling. We’ve been there, too.

Our goal is to provide you with information and perspectives about living with afib and to help you find an atrial fibrillation treatment or cure. We’re patients and caregivers helping other patients and caregivers and are here to help you overcome your atrial fibrillation. You’re not alone.

So, where do you start learning about how to manage and treat afib?

Helpful Afib Articles

Helpful Afib Videos

The StopAfib.org Library is home to a wealth of video content covering afib from A to Z. It taps into the wealth of knowledge from the world’s top afib experts. It gives you access to trustworthy and accurate information, all in one place. Everything is complimentary except replays from the most recent conference.

Sign up here for the StopAfib.org Library, your go-to source for trustworthy afib info (at no cost). You’ll create an account by entering your full name, email address, and a password, and then click “submit” and “accept.”

In the Library, you’ll find these excellent resources:

  • Get in Rhythm. Stay in Rhythm.® Atrial Fibrillation Patient Conference Replays—Each annual conference is packed with information on a wide range of topics from the world-renowned experts in afib to empower you to better manage your afib and get your life back. (All replays are free except for the more recent conference.)
  • Get Back to Care Webinar Series—World-renowned experts present on digital devices, digital tools, managing afib during a pandemic, catheter ablation, and more. Featured presenters include Jonathan Piccini, MD, Dhanunjaya Lakkireddy, MD, Mina Chung, MD, Mintu Turakhia, MD, and Khaldoun Tarakji, MD.
  • Afib Master Class—Renowned electrophysiologist Eric Prystowsky, MD, answers common questions from afib patients and their families about rate control, rhythm control, catheter ablation, and stroke prevention. Learn how a doctor thinks about how to treat us, so you can use your new understanding to work with your own doctors to make treatment decisions.
  • How to Know When It’s Safe to Have a Catheter Ablation Webinar featuring electrophysiologist Suneet Mittal, MD.
  • What Afib Patients Should Know About the CABANA Trial Webinar featuring electrophysiologist Douglas Packer, MD
  • Expert Advice to Get the Right Treatment for You Webinar featuring electrophysiologist Eric Prystowsky, MD.
  • Devices for Preventing Afib Strokes Webinar featuring electrophysiologist Christopher Ellis, MD.
  • Afib Genetics, Risk Factors, and Prevention Webinar featuring afib genetics expert Emelia Benjamin, MD.
  • Preventing Afib Strokes Webinar Webinar featuring anticoagulant expert Elaine Hylek, MD.
  • As we add new content to our library, you’ll have access to it, too.

It’s our hope that the StopAfib.org Library will become your go-to source for reliable afib information and equip you to make informed decisions about your healthcare.

Helpful Afib Social Media Resources

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