EPCCS 2011
The 4th Annual Scientific meeting of the EPCCS was held on September 1-2, 2011 in Berlin, Germany
Professor Arno Hoes, Utrecht, the Netherlands and  Professor Richard Hobbs, Oxford University, United Kingdom,  co-chairman of 4th annual meeting of the the European Primary Care Cardiovascular Society (EPCCS), offered a warm welcome to over 400 delegates from across Europe.

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EPCCS Faculty Talks

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New oral anticoagulants for venous thromboembolism

New oral anticoagulants for venous thromboembolism Prof. Henri Bounameaux (Geneva, Switzerland)

Optimising Lipid Management in Stable Disease

Optimising Lipid Management in Stable Disease Prof. Furio Colivicchi (San Filippo Neri Hospital Rome, Italy)

What do GPs need to know about this new CVD epidemic

Prof. Richard McManus (Birmingham, United Kingdom) explains what CKD is and how it should be treated, from the GP viewpoint.

Do biomarkers have a role in CVD prediction or follow-up?

Prof. Arno Hoes (Utrecht, The Netherlands) discusses new biomarkers for predicting of future cardiovascular disease being developed in recent years .

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EPCCS Faculty Slides

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Biomarkers in CVD prevention Hoes

Do biomarkers have a role in CVD prediction or follow-up?
Prof. Arno Hoes - Utrecht, The Netherlands

CKD Mc Manus

Chronic Kidney Disease - what GPs should know about this 'new' CVD epidemic
Prof. Richard McManus - Birmingham, United Kingdom

What's new in diabetes

What's new in diabetes?
Dr. Neil Munro - Esher, United Kingdom

Top ten studies Scherer

My top ten studies in primary care
Prof. Martin Scherer - Hamburg, Germany

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