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EAS members form a global community of research scientists and healthcare professionals who share knowledge about the causes, natural history, treatment and prevention of atherosclerosis and related diseases. Working together we advance research, and improve management of these diseases in the clinic.
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- EAS Newsletter October 1, 2024Society: Only 2 weeks left to nominate for the Anitschkow Prize 2025! For years, we have celebrated many esteemed individuals. Who will be the next…
- EAS Newsletter September 22, 2024Society: The call for Anitschkow Prize 2025 nominations is still open! We’ve been honoring many distinguished individuals for years. Who will be the next researcher…
- ‘Hot’ topics in dietary management for CVD prevention: Ultra-processed foods and the risk of CVD – Are all ultra-processed foods bad?Processed foods, and especially ultra-processed foods (UPFs), are gaining widespread media attention due to associations with negative health outcomes, as highlighted by numerous observational studies.…
- EAS Newsletter September 12, 2024Society: The last day to apply for the EAS Competitive grant! With only one day left until the deadline, this is your last chance to…
- EAS Newsletter September 3, 2024Society: There’s less and less time left! Apply for the EAS Competitive grant now! One of our Society’s key goals is to ensure that research…
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EAS Community welcomes you
EAS members form a global community of research scientists and healthcare professionals who share knowledge about the causes, natural history, treatment and prevention of atherosclerosis and related diseases. Working together we advance research, and improve management of these diseases in the clinic.
If you work or study in the field of atherosclerosis and related diseases – whether you’re a healthcare professional, or your interest is in basic or clinical research – EAS membership provides benefits that will support your career.
And not only that, your membership supports EAS activities that benefit the whole atherosclerosis scientific and medical community. Your EAS membership subscription allows EAS to run Publication, Education and Outreach programmes, all conceived, planned and carried out by our dedicated and enthusiastic members. And, of course, the more active members we have, the more we can achieve. So why not join us? Become part of EAS global community.
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Give us your views on the types of member benefits we offer and your experience of them. Your responses will help us identify where we are succeeding, and where we can improve. The survey is anonymous, and will take ca. 4-5 minutes to answer.
We will use the results to inform the planning of future activities for our members. For each response we receive, EAS will donate 1 EUR to Médecins Sans Frontières.
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Keep up to date with EAS resources
EAS Academy is the Society’s online education resource. Hundreds of lectures from Congress, courses and webinars are here for you to view when and where it suits you.
Browse or search our archive of talks on the topics that interest you. Or, if you’re looking for something more, sign up to take the CME-accredited EAS Certificate of Excellence in Lipidology Programme.
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A brand new way to network
EAS Community is a brand new networking platform – a new way for members to connect securely with each other, to work and collaborate in closed or public groups, and to discuss with others on special interest topics. Sign in and start connecting today.