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We want to hear from YOU! We’re thrilled to announce a call for abstracts:
Abstract submissions: Are you involved in basic science, translational research, clinical studies, or engineering breakthroughs? Do you want to share your research with healthcare professionals, industry leaders, and fellow researchers? We encourage you to submit an abstract showcasing your latest findings in heart failure research! Abstracts are welcomed as both oral and poster presentation formats.
Please note that due to this year’s agenda format, we will not be accepting workshop proposals this year.
You can have the chance to be awarded the “Best Abstract” Award! Submissions will be reviewed by an esteemed panel of experts.
Be sure to check out the Call for Science Notice for more information on guidelines and key dates. Don’t miss this chance to make a significant impact in the field of heart research and level-up your career. Together we can drive progress and transform the future of cardiovascular health!