EAS Newsletter August 13, 2024
Education:
Liver and lipids in cardiometabolic syndrome: our official joint session at ESC Congress 2024
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We are thrilled to invite you to our official joint session at the ESC Congress 2024 in London, where we will delve into the complex and critical topic of cardiometabolic syndrome.
This session, scheduled for August 31 from 17:30 to 18:30 (London time) aims to enhance understanding of cardiometabolic syndrome, including its definition and why it is a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
Our expert speakers will explore the intricate relationships among steatotic liver disease, mixed dyslipidaemia, and isolated hypertriglyceridemia. We will also focus on improving treatment strategies for cardiometabolic syndrome, addressing key questions such as whether there are specific treatments available or if we should concentrate on reducing all known cardiovascular risk factors.
Furthermore, the session will discuss the best approaches to treating cardiometabolic dyslipidaemia. Is the treatment similar to that of other forms of dyslipidaemia, or should there be an added emphasis on lowering plasma triglycerides?
Join us for this enlightening session. We look forward to seeing you in London for this discussion!
For more detailed information, including the list of speakers and titles of individual talks, click here:
ESC-EAS Joint Session: Liver and lipids in cardiometabolic syndromeCollaborations:
EAS President-Elect Prof. Borge Nordestgaard showcases global engagement through key congresses
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We’re thrilled to share that our President-Elect, Prof. Børge Nordestgaard, has been busy representing us on the global stage!
He kicked things off at the American Society for Preventive Cardiology (ASPC) Congress 2024, where he gave a standout lecture and had a chance to meet Martha Gulati and ASPC President Michael Shapiro.
Just a few days later, Prof. Nordestgaard made his way to the 2nd Vietnam Atherosclerosis Society Congress, connecting with key Vietnamese colleagues such as VAS President Prof. Chu Tich, Dr. Kim Ngoc Thanh, and General Secretary Dr. Tran Hoa.
For more updates and highlights from these events, check out our social media pages. We’d love for you to see what’s been happening!
Society:
Apply for an EAS Competitive grant before September 13
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Submit your application for an EAS Competitive Grant before the deadline on September 13, 2024. Ensure you carefully review the eligibility criteria, funding terms, and conditions listed below before applying.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Apply for Competitive grants for EAS members 2024Education:
Reminder: don’t miss our third EAS-LatAm webinar!
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Just a friendly reminder to join us for the third webinar in our EAS-LatAm series!
Our expert speakers will be covering:
The atherogenic potential of triglyceride-rich lipoproteins with Laura Schreier
The role of TG-rich lipoproteins in residual cardiovascular risk with Alberto Zambon
We look forward to your participation and insightful discussions!
To the registration pageCollaborations:
Exploring the role of dietary lipids in ASCVD prevention: navigating guidelines
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There is still an ongoing debate about the role of dietary lipids in the context of ASCVD prevention although there are clear guidelines for dietary recommendations. All recommendations including Mediterranean, DASH, Portfolio or plant-based diet aim to reduce the intake of unhealthy and to increase intake of healthy lipids. Among unhealthy lipids there are saturated and trans fatty acids; that are commonly found in red and processed meat including sausages, butter and cheese. Healthy lipids are monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids commonly found in vegetable and fish oil, seeds, nuts and whole grain products.
4. The role of dietary lipid quality for the prevention of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD)Society:
EAS Calendar – August-September 2024
From insightful webinars to groundbreaking announcements, this section is your gateway to staying connected and up-to-date with the latest developments within the EAS Society.
August 30 – September 2, ESC Congress 2024, London
September 2 – October 14, Call for Anitschkow Prize 2025 nominations
September 5, LatAm-EAS: Triglyceride-rich lipoproteins as contributors to residual risk
September 13, EAS Competitive Grant: deadline for the applications
September 20, EAS Advanced Course in Rare Lipid Disorders, Slovenia
September 27, EAS Advanced Course in Rare Lipid Disorders, Greece