CONFERENCES

      Cardiovascular Research Meeting

      This is an event focusing on cardiovascular biology, with topics ranging from chronic diseases to emerging technologies. The conference is aimed at scientists, academics, researchers, and industry experts, and provides a forum for sharing and collaborating to identify future challenges and opportunities in the field. 

      Cardiovascular Research Meeting 2019

      Date

      Mar 14, 2019 - Mar 15, 2019

      Location

      Fribourg, Switzerland

      With close to 100 researchers from Switzerland attending, this meeting includes a study by PMI scientists on the cardiovascular effects of the Tobacco Heating System (THS) compared with continued smoking.

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