EAS Academy Newsletter February 8, 2024
Featured Open Lecture: February, 2024
In this talk at the EAS Congress Mannheim 2023, Steven Farber, Professor at the Department of Biology, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, elegantly deciphers novel molecular mechanisms regulating hepatic VLDL production.
This talk opens translational perspectives into the understanding of polygenic hypobetalipoproteinaemia and combined hyperlipidemia, as well as metabolic dysfunction associated with steatotic liver disease (MASLD).
To the Open Lecture by Prof Steven FarberRelive the excitement of EAS Congress 2023: watch the talks from Mannheim!
With the fast-approaching EAS Congress 2024, we want to bring back the vibrant atmosphere and scientific richness of the previous event. If you couldn’t attend some crucial sessions, worry not! Thanks to the EAS Academy, you now have the opportunity to catch up on those missed experiences.
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Find out more about the Certificate of Excellence in Lipidology – 2023 UpdateWebinar: Women and cardiovascular disease, March 6
Register now for our upcoming webinar if you haven’t already. Cardiovascular disease is a leading global cause of death, affecting men and women differently. Often perceived as a ‘man’s disease,’ it results in delayed diagnoses in women.
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