CONGRESS STRUCTURE

The Congress is divided into 8 research areas, each with its own symposium:

Area 1: Climate Change and Environmental Pollution

Open questions:

• How do climate change and environmental pollution damage our hearts and vessels?
• How can we protect them?

Symposium: Climate change and Environmental Pollution

Area 2: Biotechnology, Bioengineering, and Artificial Intelligence

Open questions:

• How to overcome technological limitations in cardiovascular research?
• What are the latest technologies for precision diagnosis and therapy of the heart and vessels?

Symposium: Biotechnology, bioengineering, and artificial intelligence

Area 3: From Nutraceuticals to Ristoceutics

Open questions:

• How do natural compounds, foods, or functional meals damage or protect the heart and vessels?

Symposium: From nutraceuticals to ristoceutics

Area 4: Gender Differences

Open questions:

• What is the impact of sex or gender on the occurrence of cardiovascular disease?
• How does the response to a drug or food change by gender?

Symposium: Gender differences

Area 5: Aging

Open questions:

• What is the impact of aging or senescence on the onset of cardiovascular disease?
• How can a drug or food rejuvenate the heart and vessels?

Symposium: Aging

Area 6: Covid-19

Open questions:

• How does SARS-CoV2 damage the heart and vessels?
• How to protect them in the patient with COVID19?

Symposium: Covid-19

Area 7: Integrity and Ethics in Research and Animal Models

Open questions:

• Are there alternative models to animals for the study of heart and vessels?
• What are the controls on the integrity and ethics of cardiovascular research?

Symposium: Integrity and ethics in research and animal models

Area 8: Cardiovascular Miscellaneous

Open questions:

• What are the other new frontiers of cardiovascular research?

Symposium: Cardiovascular miscellaneous