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The Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine meetings are increasingly considered as one of the most relevant exchange platforms for basic and translational cardiovascular biology. Our Programme is designed to be cross-disciplinary, both between and within sessions, to emphasise underlying scientific developments important to cardiovascular biology.
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We strongly recommend that anyone attending Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine use only the official ESC website for registration and accommodation requests.
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We have received complaints about a growing number of fraudulent websites masquerading as the ESC and offering registration, hotel bookings and other arrangements for the upcoming ESC Congresses. Many of these sites charge significant commissions.
We are also aware of some companies cold calling Congress delegates, using data which has not been provided by ESC.
These are not third party providers to the ESC and are not linked to the ESC in any way.
We strongly recommend that anyone attending the congress use only the official ESC website for registration and accommodation requests: www.escardio.org/fcvb
If you are contacted by any such agency or have any questions regarding their legitimacy please do not hesitate to contact us at registration@escardio.org or by telephone +33 4 89 87 76 12
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The Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine meetings are increasingly considered as one of the most relevant exchange platforms for basic and translational cardiovascular biology.
European Society of Cardiology
European Heart HouseLes Templiers2035 Route des CollesCS 80179 Biot
06903, Sophia Antipolis, FR
Semmelweis University, Basic Medical Center
Üllői út 26
1085 Budapest , HU
Our Mission: To Reduce the Burden of Cardiovascular Disease
