CONFERENCES

      Nouvelle Société Francophone & Athérosclérose

      Nouvelle Société Francophone & Athérosclérose (NFSA) is an annual conference that focuses on advances in atherosclerosis, with topics ranging from genomics to emerging technologies. The event is aimed at French-speaking researchers and clinicians involved in atherosclerosis and nutrition around the world, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating on new approaches to the field of atherosclerosis.

      NFSA Congress 2018

      Date

      Jun 20, 2018 - Jun 22, 2018

      Location

      Biarritz, France

      This year's event is co-hosted by the Société Francophone de Tabacologie (SFT) and includes a full day of talks on the effects of tobacco on vascular diseases.

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