How should heat, air pollution and extreme weather change cardiometabolic research and practice?
Free one-day event on cardiometabolic health in a changing climate in Aarhus on 2 November
Climate change is no longer only an environmental challenge - it is a cardiometabolic health challenge. Rising temperatures, air pollution, extreme weather events, pollen exposure, and other environmental stressors are increasingly recognised as important contributors to cardiovascular and cardiometabolic disease.
Join the one-day event hosted by Danish Cardiovascular Academy (DCA) and meet leading international experts and through eye-opening talks, discussions, and an interactive workshop gain a comprehensive overview of current evidence, future challenges, and opportunities for research and clinical innovation.
The event takes place 2 November in Aarhus and is free of charge and offers free catering. Find more information, the programme and sign up. Registration deadline is 5 October.