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Chairs: Gerry Fegan and Pam Taub |
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1000-1020 | Metabolomic insights in relation to the heart and other organs: Linking diet and disease |
John O'Sullivan, NSW |
1020-1040 | Adiposity and cardiometabolic health - how much is too much? | Georgia Rigas, NSW |
1040-1100 | Is there an Indigenous cardio-metabolic gap? Culture, dietary habits, lifestyle factors | |
1100-1120 | Socioeconomics, ethnicity, policies and cardiometabolic diseases | Nishant Nundlall |
1120-1140 | Lifestyle or diet as a sole method of sustained weight loss - objective review of the evidence | Michael Miller, USA |
1140-1200 | Panel discussion | |
1200-1300 | Lunch | |
Chairs: Girish Dwivedi and Judy de Haan | ||
1300-1320 | Connecting sleep with cardiometabolic health - applying advances to patient care | Linda Schachter, VIC |
1320-1340 | Triglyceride-rich lipoproteins in cardiometabolic diseases | Gerald Watts, WA |
1340-1400 | Population metabolic health | Kausik Ray, UK |
1400-1420 | EPA versus other treatments to prevent cardiovascular events | Preston Mason, USA |
1420-1440 | Redefining obesity management in cardiovascular prevention - can incretins replace lifestyle management? | Pam Taub, USA |
1440-1500 | Afternoon tea | |
Chairs: Damon Bell and Elizabeth Robertson | ||
1500-1520 | Refining the management of resistant hypertension - emerging strategies and beyond | Markus Schlaich, WA |
1520-1540 | The intersection between cardiometabolic risk and metabolic associated fatty liver disease - new name, new insights | |
1540-1600 | Epigenetics, environmental factors and cardiovascular disease - where are we going? | Annemarie Hennessy, NSW |
1600-1620 | Bringing the kidneys into the party - guidance in patients with HF (addressing the AHA guidelines) | |
1620-1640 | Panel discussion | |
1640-1700 | Networking |