156 - FROM RESEARCH TO PRACTICE: CARDIOVASCULAR TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE

Thursday, October 24, 2024

3:15 PM – 4:15 PM PT

Room: 215-216

Discover how novel therapies build upon foundational studies and the interdisciplinary collaboration between basic and clinical science
Explore the crucial link between research and practice in Cardiovascular Translational Medicine, where novel clinical therapies stand on the shoulders of basic and translational studies. This session delves into the interdisciplinary approach between basic and clinical science for treatment, diagnosis, and prevention in cardiovascular diseases. Find out more about the pivotal role of academia and industry partnerships in driving innovation and improving patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives:

At the end of this session participants will be able to:

discuss some of the latest advances in translational medicine in the cardiovascular sciences;
discuss academia and industry partnership in reinforcing translational cardiovascular research;
discuss how to navigate through the challenges in translating basic science into clinical application; and
discuss how we should effectively target clinical applications when designing our basic or translational study.study

Disclosure(s):

Saif Dababneh, BSc: No financial relationships to disclose

Braeden Hill, BHSc: No financial relationships to disclose

Nicolas Noiseux, MD: No financial relationships to disclose

Lisa K. Hornberger: No financial relationships to disclose

Co-Chair(s)

Saif Dababneh, BSc

MD/PhD student
University of British Columbia
Braeden Hill, BHSc

MD/PhD Student
University of Toronto
University of Toronto

Presenter(s)

Nicolas Noiseux, MD

Cardiac Surgeon
Montreal University
Universite de Montreal
Lisa K. Hornberger

Pediatric Cardiologist
University of Alberta
University of Alberta

Handouts
HL

Howard Leong-Poi

Planning Committee Member(s)

Saif Dababneh, BSc

MD/PhD student
University of British Columbia
SH

Sanaz Hatami, Dr.

PhD candidate
University Of Alberta
Braeden Hill, BHSc

MD/PhD Student
University of Toronto
University of Toronto