Vascular Ageing and Hypertension – Towards New Targets for Treatments Thursday 17th – Friday 18th September 2020Venue: Queens College, Cambridge Coronavirus (COVID-19) conference update from BAS We at the BAS take your safety and well-being very seriously. We will be…
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BAS Annual meeting 2021
Thursday 16 – Friday 17 September 2021 Queens College, Cambridge Programme to be advised
Joint BAS/BSCR Late Spring Meeting 2020
Manchester Central, Manchester, UK 1st – 2nd June 2020 Abstracts (Deadline 2nd March) Preliminary Programme Further Information on BCS website Symposium Title: Novel Insights into Cardiovascular comorbidities Monday 1st June 2020, 10.45-12.15 Chairs – Andy Sage, Rhian Touyz Jose Fuster,…
BSMB Spring Meeting 2020
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“The Fatty Matrix: biochemistry and clinical relevance of lipid/matrix interactions” in collaboration with the BAS University of Surrey, Guildford, UK 6th and 7th of April 2020 Registration opens January 2020 BSMB Website Fell Muir Award Prof Andrew Pitsillides (RVC, London)…
Annual Meeting 2018: from the perspective of a Medical Student
by Umamah Tarvala @tarvalaillustrations Overview and Meeting Theme The British Atherosclerosis Society (BAS) Annual Meeting 2018: From the Vulnerable Plaque to the Vulnerable Patient was held at Queens College in the beautiful city of Cambridge, United Kingdom, on September 6–7th.…
Report – 2019 BAS/BSCR Joint meeting
The 2019 BAS/BSCR joint meeting at the BCS Congress, Manchester was held on 3rd-4th June. This year’s John French lecture was given by Dr Helle Jørgensen from the University of Cambridge, titled “Smooth muscle heterogeneity and plasticity”. Young investigators had…
BAS Annual Meeting 2018 – Report
The 2018 BAS Annual meeting,”From the vulnerable plaque to the vulnerable patient”was held at Queen’s College, Cambridge. We heard state-of-the art talks from Robin Choudhury, Nilesh Samani, Helle Jorgensen, Jason Johnson, David Newby, Keith Channon, Zahi Fayad, Kausik Ray, Ziad…
