It's that time of year again when the brightest minds in cardiology gather for the annual T.F. Whayne Cardiovascular Symposium — and this year's theme, "Preventive Cardiology," couldn't be more important.
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, but what if medical science could stop it before it starts? That's exactly what this year's symposium aims to tackle.
Join experts from the University of Kentucky Gill Heart & Vascular Institute Friday, April 11, at the Central Bank Center in downtown Lexington to learn about promoting healthy lifestyles and disease prevention.
This event is a chance to hear from two world-renowned international leaders in cardiology, who will be delivering keynote addresses packed with cutting-edge insights, breakthroughs and practical strategies to keep hearts healthier for longer.
This symposium is open to a broad audience — medical professionals, researchers, students or providers who are passionate about health and wellness. Participants will gain access to:
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Expert insights on the latest advancements in heart disease prevention
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Groundbreaking research that's shaping the future of cardiology
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Networking opportunities with experts in the field
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Actionable strategies to bring real change to patient care and everyday health
Keynote speakers include these global leaders in cardiology:
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Anthony N. DeMaria, M.D., Judith and Jack White Chair in Cardiology, UC San Diego; Director of the UC San Diego Sulpizio Cardiovascular Center
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James H. O'Keefe, M.D., Professor of Medicine, University of Missouri-Kansas City; Director of the Duboc Cardio Health & Wellness Center and Haverty CardioMetabolic Center at Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute
The Bigger Picture
Preventive cardiology isn't just about treatment; it's about changing the way we think about heart health. It's about stopping heart disease before it starts, improving longevity and reducing health care burdens. With UK at the forefront of cardiovascular research and care, this symposium is more than an event — it's a movement.
