Over ten years ago, the Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research (TRCHR) set out to put engineers, biologists, and clinicians in the same room and see what happens when they take on heart failure together. Dr. Craig Simmons was chosen to lead that effort. A University of...
A person walks into an emergency department with heart failure. Within hours, a doctor must make a consequential call to send them home or admit them to the hospital. Both options run their own risks – admitting the patient can lead to an unnecessary hospitalization...
For researchers studying heart disease, lab-grown heart cells are an essential tool. Created from human stem cells, they offer a powerful way to model disease, test therapies, and better understand heart function. However, the challenge remains that these cells behave...
For children living with cardiomyopathy, heart failure is not always caused by the heart losing its ability to pump. In many cases, the problem is more subtle, but just as serious: the heart becomes stiff and struggles to relax and fill properly between beats. This...
New findings from the UNEARTH CVD research team have shed light on an important but often overlooked aspect of cardiovascular care: the cognitive health of people living with heart failure. Published in Cureus, this new publication is the first study to examine...
The Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research is proud to celebrate an extraordinary milestone in the career of Dr. Paul Santerre, who has been elected as a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI), the highest honour bestowed upon academic inventors. This...
ESC Congress brings together more than 33,000 dedicated colleagues to share, challenge and learn from each other.
Under one roof – over five days – the Congress Programme Committee assembles the very latest cardiovascular science and innovation. Where else can you find more than 500 sessions and 4,500 presentations with such a world-renowned faculty?
And you can choose from a range of educational formats: Late-Breaking Science Sessions, Case-Based Sessions, Guidelines Presentations, and two rapidly growing favourites: How Should I Treat, and the Focus with the Experts Sessions.
The Spotlight theme for ESC Congress 2020 is “The Cutting Edge of Cardiology”, featuring specific sessions on the latest technology in clinical cardiology available today and on the horizon.
ESC Congress, beyond its commitment for excellence in science and education, is an opportunity to inspire. It is first and foremost a celebration of discovery unlike any other.
The ESC 2020 Congress will be held in Amsterdam on August 29 – September 2 2020. For more details on registaration and program schedule, please visit the event website: https://www.escardio.org/Congresses-&-Events/ESC-Congress.