BCVS scientific conference 2012 meeting report.
BCVS scientific conference 2012 meeting report.
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BCVS科学会议2012年会议报告。
DOI：
10.1161/circresaha.112.280966
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发表时间：
2012
影响因子：
20.1
通讯作者：
Wang,Yibin
中科院分区：
文献类型：
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作者：
Hajjar,RogerJ;Leri,Annarosa;Wang,Yibin
一些新的东西，一些旧的东西将是最好的方式来描述2012年基础心血管科学（BCVS）会议。题为“心血管科学和新疗法前沿”的会议在15个主要科学会议中突出了心血管研究的顶级科学和转化发现。该领域的领先先驱与初级研究人员一起展示，振兴了保持心脏研究向前发展的调查对话。两位心脏病学的杰出人物发表了会议的主题演讲：尤金博士和瓦伦丁·福斯特博士。布劳恩沃尔德博士发表了回顾性演讲，阐述了过去50年来心脏病学的巨大进步。从这位对现代心脏病学贡献良多的人口中听到这些发现和新颖的治疗方式当然令人激动。Fuster博士描述了他从检查心肌梗死后患者的病理标本到鉴定易损斑块的过程。Fuster博士继续描述了他最近对全球健康的重视，并在普遍水平上提供良好的心血管健康。在Fuster博士的演讲中，最鼓舞人心的是他最近与芝麻街的合作，试图塑造幼儿健康的饮食和锻炼习惯。心肌老化的话题是今年会议的一个特点。对动物和人类的研究很少将衰老视为一个独立的过程，只是偶尔，
Something new, something old would be the best way to characterize the 2012 Basic Cardiovascular Sciences (BCVS) meeting. The conference entitled “Frontiers in Cardiovascular Science and Novel Therapy” highlighted the top scientific and translational discoveries in cardiovascular research in 15 major scientific sessions. The field’s leading pioneers presented alongside junior investigators, invigorating the investigative conversation that keeps cardiac research moving forward. Two luminaries of cardiology delivered the conference’s keynote addresses: Drs Eugene Braunwald and Valentin Fuster.Dr Braunwald delivered a retrospective that illustrated the great advances in cardiology in the past 50 years. It was of course thrilling to hear about the discoveries and novel treatment modalities of modern cardiology from the man responsible for so much of it. Dr Fuster described the journey he took from examining pathological specimens of patients after myocardial infarction to the characterization of the vulnerable plaque. Dr Fuster went on to describe his recent emphasis on global health and delivering good cardiovascular health at a universal level. Most inspiring in Dr Fuster’s talk was his recent work with Sesame Street trying to mold healthy eating and exercise habits in young children. The topic of myocardial aging was a feature of this year’s meeting. Studies in animals and humans have rarely considered aging as an independent process, and, only occasionally,