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Our recent advisory board meetings brought together leading experts from across primary and secondary care, clinical specialisms and job roles to shape a content programme that is both clinically rele ... -
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PCCS 9th Annual Conference – 24th & 25th September 2026 The Primary Care Cardiovascular Society (PCCS) 9th Annual Conference returns this year, bringing together leading experts and primary care profe ... -
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Measuring the serum levels of microRNAs (miRNAs) may reflect early renal involvement in people with type 2 diabetes, new research has revealed. Progressive increases of miR-21 serum expression levels ... -
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A newly published NHS study is calling for further improvements in inpatient diabetes service provision due to workforce capacity failing to match rising demand and increasing clinical complexity. The ... -
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Prediabetes may leave a lasting molecular “footprint” on adipose (fat) tissue which appears to make maintaining weight loss after bariatric surgery more difficult. This is according to new research pr ... -
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A new UK study has identified undiagnosed heart failure in one in four high-risk people living with diabetes. This is according to the results of the TARTAN-HF study, which were announced by AstraZene ... -
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An educational conference uniting cardiovascular, renal and metabolic care has strengthened its leadership team, reinforcing its commitment to delivering a new era of “smart healthcare”. -
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Population-wide autoimmunity screening for type 1 diabetes across all age groups is feasible using minimally invasive capillary sampling and advanced immunoassay technology, latest research has claime ... -
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Diabetes Professional Care (DPC) has relaunched as Cardiovascular Renal Metabolic (CVRM) Professional Care, marking a national rebrand that brings key healthcare specialisms together to drive more int ... -
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Lowering blood sugar levels halves the likelihood of serious heart problems in people with prediabetes.
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CVRM Professional Care is sponsored by the pharmaceutical and med tech industries via Grants, Sponsorship, and Exhibition packages. Pharmaceutical companies have solely provided sponsorship through the purchase of exhibition space and/or sponsored speaker sessions with no further input into the arrangements or agenda of the meeting. Sessions delivered with input from our sponsors will always be marked on the programme. A full list of confirmed sponsors for CVRM Professional Care is available here.
