EAS Newsletter September 22, 2024
Society:
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 to make their mark in history? The Anitschkow Prize 2025 nomination period is now open!
Nominate groundbreaking researchers who have made significant advances in atherosclerosis and metabolic disorders by October 14, 2024:
To the nomination formCongress:
All the sessions from EAS Congress 2024 are available on-demand at EAS Academy
Exciting news! All the sessions from EAS Congress 2024 are now available on-demand at EAS Academy. This is your opportunity to catch up on any missed presentations or revisit your favorite talks.
If you’re not currently an EAS member or your membership has expired, now is the perfect time to join or renew and unlock access to these valuable resources. Don’t miss out – start exploring the EAS Congress 2024 recordings at EAS Academy today.
To the EAS Congress 2024 recordingsEducation:
Join us for the final event of the EAS-LatAm webinar series. Register now!
Long-term adherence to lipid-lowering therapy poses one of the greatest challenges in cardiovascular prevention. The effectiveness of therapy heavily depends on the individualization of medical treatment, the identification and resolution of barriers that prevent full treatment adoption, and the implementation of best practices in medical services. Cultural issues and peculiarities of care delivery systems hinder the universal application of the same strategies.
This symposium will feature a review of the variability in the effectiveness of lipid-lowering therapy around the world. Additionally, examples of best practices implemented in Europe and Latin America will be described.
All presentations will be given by highly recognized leaders in the field, representing the European Atherosclerosis Society and the EAS-LATAM group.
Register now to secure your seat:
To the registration formOutreach:
Help us collect 1 million+ signatures for cardiovascular health and save lives
We call on all governments and decision-makers to put an action plan in place to defeat the world’s biggest killer. This petition is for everyone who cares about better health and access to diagnosis, care, and disease prevention.
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death, claiming more than 20 million lives every year.
Act now and urge leaders to address CVD with a bold national action plan. Let’s create a productive global community of healthier hearts, supported by smart investments and responsible policies.
To sign the petition, visit the main page of our website and scroll down to find the special widget. Share this initiative with your colleagues.
Go to the EAS website and find the special widgetCollaborations:
‘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. Learn more about the health implications by reading the fifth article prepared by our joint partners:
5. ‘Hot’ topics in dietary management for CVD prevention: Ultra-processed foods and the risk of CVD – Are all ultra-processed foods bad?Society:
EAS Calendar – 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.
September 2 – October 14, Call for Anitschkow Prize 2025 nominations
September 27, EAS Advanced Course in Rare Lipid Disorders, Greece