
|Articles|July 12, 2021
ASPC 2021 Virtual Summit on CVD Prevention Taking Place July 23-25
Author(s)HCP Live
The virtual sessions will cover a litany of topics in the greater spectrum of cardiovascular disease prevention and care.
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The American Society for Preventive Cardiology (ASPC) has announced their 2021 Virtual Summit on CVD Prevention will take place from July 23-25, 2021.
The ASPC emphasized the event will focus on the inclusiveness and the care of one and all at risk for cardiovascular disease.
The event is for a wide variety of physicians, researchers, and other healthcare professionals to engage with cutting-edge lectures, lively debates, and practical applications.
Presenters will explore the broad spectrum of preventive cardiology led by world-renowned experts in the field of cardiology.
Topics covered will include:
- Emerging Therapies for Lipid Management
- CAC vs. Biomarkers
- Chest Pain Guidelines and Imaging
- Prevention of Heart Failure
- Atrial Fibrillation
- PAD Evaluation, Treatment, and Management
- Practical Application of New Prevention Therapies
- CVD Prevention in Special Populations
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