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Scientific Sessions 2009 focuses on seven cardiovascular cores


Nearly 25,000 attendees will converge Nov. 14-18 on Orlando, Fla., for Scientific Sessions 2009.
Scientific Sessions 2009 will keep pace with progress in heart science, treatment and health Nov. 14-18 when nearly 25,000 attendees converge on the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.
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Pro and con arguments address heart care controversies

Audiences were treated to spirited viewpoints during Clinical Controversies for Scientific Sessions. more 

Shifting paradigms in heart care and health

The latest trends, shifting paradigms and technological advances in heart health were presented during AHA Scientific Sessions 2008 in New Orleans.  more 

Late-Breaking Clinical Trials present latest advances

The American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2008 featured Late-Breaking Clinical Trials (LBCTs) news conferences that drew crowds during Scientific Sessions 2008 eager to learn clinical developments discovered through such trials as The Home INR Study (THINRS), the HF-ACTION Substudy, the APPROACH Trial, FIT Heart and JUPITER, as well as a study about individually tailoring the loading dose clopidogrel post angioplasty and stenting. more 

Best basic, clinical, population science from Scientific Sessions 2008

Leading science topics for Scientific Sessions 2008 included genome-wide research to predict cardiovascular risk, changing a city’s heart health profile, improving outcomes through high-quality CPR and in-hospital cooling, stroke risk associated with PCI for acute coronary syndromes, the role of MicroRNAs in cardiac cell differentiation and apoptosis, and lessons learned from cardiac cell therapy.  more 

Membership Spotlight: Members tout benefits of AHA membership

Scientists, clinicians and health care professionals from diverse practice and research settings throughout the world have discovered the exceptional benefits of membership in the American Heart Association. They keep up with and present the latest science through AHA conferences, journals and online resources and participate in important heart health and heart research advocacy. To learn more about AHA and to join, visit MyAmericanHeart.org. Hear what five different members have to say about their experiences with AHA membership. more 

Access presentations through Sessions Science OnDemand®

Miss a presentation at Scientific Sessions 2008? Want your very own copy of the session? Purchase Scientific Sessions 2008 presentations online through Sessions Science OnDemand® at scientificsessions.org. more 

   
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