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The Scottish Cardiovascular Forum (SCF) was launched in October 1997, with the aim of fostering integration, encouraging collaboration and assisting in the dissemination of information among basic science and clinical cardiovascular researchers in …
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With 1200 international participants , the EMIM has significantly grown while preserving its collaborative, inclusive, and lively atmosphere. It is packed with excellent science and serves as a comprehensive and inspiring platform for multidisciplinary …
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Cardiovascular diseases are the most frequent causes of death in the United States. Scientists at the University of Missouri School of Medicine, the Department of Medical Pharmacology and Physiology, Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center, College of …
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INOVAIT and the Imaging Network Ontario are coming together in 2025 to host a joint medical imaging, image-guided therapy, and artificial intelligence symposium bringing in the next generation of researchers and industry experts. … … IGT x ImNO …
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The 22 nd DGJM will focus on innovative approaches in cardiovascular research, with a particular emphasis on the latest breakthroughs in understanding cardiac diseases and the development of innovative, personalized therapies. This year, the meeting will …
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The HFpEF Summit is a bi-annual, two-day meeting which brings together internationally recognized leaders in the areas of clinical, translational and biological studies of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). This summit is focused on …
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April 19, 2004: TORONTO, CANADA and WORCESTER, MA: VisualSonics Inc. is pleased to announce that it is sponsoring and presenting its Vevo 660™ high-resolution in vivo imaging system for small animal cancer research at the “Small Animal Imaging for Cancer …
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December 16, 2003: TORONTO, ON - VisualSonics is pleased to share the featured article appearing in the Fall Release of the Academy of Molecular Imaging (AMI) News Release: Ultrasound: the less traveled path in molecular and pre-clinical imaging By Dr. …