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Tehran Set to Host 25th International Congress on Cutting-Edge Cardiovascular Updates!
The 25th International Congress on Cardiovascular Updates (ICCU) will be held in Tehran from September 23 to 26, hosted by the Iranian Society of Atherosclerosis. The event aims to improve global understanding of cardiovascular diseases, featuring experts from various countries and covering 343 topics through 80 panels and 290 presentations. Despite a 180% increase in cardiovascular diseases (CVD) in Iran over 35 years, recent data shows a 30% decrease in prevalence and a 40% drop in mortality rates. The congress will discuss treatment advancements and emphasize early detection and preventive measures, addressing major risk factors and promoting public awareness.
