| Diabetes Forum is a comprehensive review of new CDA guidelines, recent trials dealing with safety and outcomes and state of the art advances in diabetic care.
Cardiac Update is the most comprehensive cardiovascular educational initiative and provides the practitioner with sensible tips and pearls applicable to everyday practice. |
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3rd Annual Diabetes Forum and Cardiac Update
Friday, May 28, 2010
| Four Points by Sheraton
We would like to extend a personal invitation for you to attend our 3rd Annual Diabetes Forum and Cardiac Update meeting, scheduled for Friday, May 28, 2010 at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, Halifax.
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Over 2 million Canadians have cardiovascular disease and over 1 million have diabetes (as many as 6 million may have metabolic syndrome). Next year 75,000 will experience an MI and many others will have a stroke or will die. Up to date management of patients at risk for cardiovascular events is of outmost importance and that is why we have created an annual opportunity for you to review the emerging trends in the management of these patients.
By attending the Diabetes Forum and Cardiac Update, you will have access to the cutting edge of cardiovascular medicine and diabetes care, as well as an opportunity to discuss all aspects of high-risk patient management relevant to you and to your patients.
Based on prior comments, we have shortened each presentation to 20 minutes, including interactive response systems, and have increased the time for panel discussion to ensure that all of your questions are answered.
We hope you will play an important part in this initiative and will join us at the Diabetes Forum and Cardiac Update, which have been some of the most popular activities over the years.
With best regards,
| Anatoly Langer, MD |
Lawrence Leiter, MD |
Chair, Canadian Heart Research Centre
Professor of Medicine University of Toronto |
Chair, Diabetes Forum Head, Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism St. Michael's Hospital Professor of Medicine and Nutritional Sciences University of Toronto |
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This program meets the approval criteria of The Nova Scotia College of Family Physicians and has been accredited for up to 5.5 Mainpro-M1 credits.
The Canadian Heart Research Centre (CHRC) will be supporting and organizing this event. CHRC is a federally incorporated not-for-profit academic research organization dedicated to the conduct of clinical research and education in the treatment and prevention of cardiovascular disease in Canada. For more information: 1-800-725-6585 ext. 254 or 416-977-8010 ext. 254 OR email cmeinfo@chrc.net
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