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World Congress of Cardiology (WCC) Scientific Sessions 2010


News articles from this congress period.
(Not all news articles may relate to the specific congress).

Congress Reports from the WCC Scientific Sessions 2010, in Beijing, China, covering a broad range of topics related to the challenge of addressing cardiovascular disease on a global scale.

Among the coverage, we examine major clinical trials – TRITON TIMI-38, RE-LY and PLATO – from an Asian perspective, and the effect of income on epidemiology. Elsewhere, Valentin Fuster presents a fascinating discussion on the importance of promoting cardiovascular health in the developing world.

Congress Reports

Day 1, 17 June 2010

 TRITON-TIMI 38 and PLATO: Interpreting recent anticoagulation trials from an Asian perspective

 STEMI management: Buying time and muscle

 Dietary approaches effective in both obesity and hypertension

Day 2, 18 June 2010

 Tackling prevention across multiple ethnic groups

 Preventing CVD in the face of rapid epidemiologic transition

 Greater focus needed on CVD prevention in Chinese women

Day 3, 19 June 2010

 Progress in diabetes and cardiovascular disease management

 Cardiologists can play a vital role in tobacco control

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