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European Society of Cardiology
Independent non-profit association focused on reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease
We are a volunteer-led, not-for-profit medical society. Our members and decision-makers are scientists, clinicians, nurses and allied professionals working in all fields of cardiology.
We unite national cardiac societies from around the world. This unique network allows us to understand the impact of cardiovascular disease and how we can better reduce its burden. Our diversity is our strength.
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Details last updated 04-Feb-2019
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Salt-free diet: the simple way to reduce your risk of heart disease
The Guardian - 27-Aug-2023Simply not adding salt to EVERY meal can have the biggest effect
Ultra-processed food: A recipe for major cardiovascular events
The Guardian - 27-Aug-2023UK government discourages consumption due to high heart disease and stroke risk
New accurate AI-driven personalized treatment for heart failure patients
European Society of Cardiology - 21-Jun-2023AI4HF uses latest methods to lower the risk of disease and develop patient centered care
Heavy smoking and alcohol abuse cause premature ageing of arteries in youth
European Society of Cardiology - 23-Aug-2021Stiffer arteries further elevate risk of heart disease and stroke, mainly in women
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Steffen Petersen
Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at Queen Mary University of London and President-Elect for EACVI
European Society of Cardiology Blog Posts
23-Dec-2020
The Difference Between Dietary Cholesterol and Blood Cholesterol
The real culprit is saturated fats, so your diet is still important
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Nicolas Danchin
Professor of Medicine at the Intensive Cardiac Care Unit of Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou.
