Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, Fla.
Nov. 14-18, 2009
Studies have shown that many patients don’t understand the cardiovascular risk associated with diabetes and that primary prevention is lacking. Data also suggest that physicians are not aware of the importance of assessing CVD risk in diabetic patients and many do not know recommended treatment targets and goals for diabetes.
The diabetes programming at Scientific Sessions will feature the latest scientific advancements in preventing cardiovascular complications in diabetic patients.
By becoming an AHA/ASA Professional Member, you could save up to $300 on Sessions registration.
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“Given the strong association of obesity with diabetes, and the equally strong association of diabetes with cardiovascular disease, it is critical that cardiovascular clinicians take a more proactive role in the prevention and management of obesity in their patients.”
Peter W. F. Wilson, M.D., FAHA
Emory University School of Medicine
Dept of Medicine, Cardiology Division
Chair, Diabetes Program Subcommittee
The Diabetes Programming at Scientific Sessions 2009 is supported by an educational grant from:
