Cardiac Amyloidosis Research Seminar 8.17.23 @ 5:30PM Dinner; 6:30PM Debate

Cardiac Amyloidosis Research Seminar Series (CARS) 
Thursday, August 17
ASU-Mayo Health Futures Center, Phoenix
Dinner 5:30-6:30p
Debate 6:30-7:30p 

VIDEOS:
8.17.23 CARS-Recording-Welcome-and-Pro-Team

8.17.23 CARS-Recording-Con-Team

8.17.23 CARS-Recording-Rebuttal-and-Wrapup

The virtual and in-person meeting brought together leading Valley experts in cardiology and primary care for an in-depth discussion on the challenge of proactive screening and detection of cardiac amyloidosis. The debate centered around the question: 

All Elderly (65+) Heart Failure Patients SHOULD/SHOULD NOT be Screened for Cardiac Amyloidosis

This event was sponsored by a grant from Arizona Biomedical Research Consortium.

The Institute for Future Health (IFH), a collaboration between Arizona State University and the University of Arizona, presents an event focused on cardiac amyloid, a rapidly emerging topic that intersects with cardiovascular, aging, and multi-specialty care. This condition requires new models of diagnosis, disease staging and therapy. The complex underlying molecular biology and multi-organ effects does not fit within traditional hospital departments, requiring integration of specialty expertise in cardiology, imaging, pathology, neurology, gastroenterology, interventional cardiology, and genetics.

Speakers

Nimit Agarwal Bio 
Ambar Andrade Bio 
Suzanne Sorof Bio
Michael Castro Bio