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Professor Maryam Kavousi

Erasmus University Medical Centre, Rotterdam (Netherlands (The))
Membership: FESC Member EAPC Member
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Biography
Prof. Dr. Maryam Kavousi MD PhD is Professor of Population Cardiovascular Health and Principal Investigator of Cardiometabolic Epidemiology. Her research is focused on primary prevention of cardiovascular disease, emphasizing sex- and gender-related aspects. Her studies generate new knowledge about population cardiovascular health with the goal of applying this knowledge to discover new biology, inform precision cardiovascular prevention strategies, and reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease. Prof. Dr. Kavousi is a member of the Young Academy of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. She has received multiple (prestigious) Dutch and European research grants and awards. Prof. Dr. Kavousi has (co)authored over 250 peer-reviewed scientific articles (H-index: 78) published in leading scientific journals. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=kavousi+M)
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Lipids over the life course: how to manage
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Lipids over the life course: how to manage
29 August 2026
Young Investigator Award Session in Preventive Cardiology
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Young Investigator Award Session in Preventive Cardiology
29 August 2026
Closing session
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Closing session
25 April 2026
Genetics and imaging for risk prediction: when does it really help?
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Genetics and imaging for risk prediction: when does it really help?
25 April 2026
Pulsed field ablation circular catheters
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Pulsed field ablation circular catheters
12 April 2026
Risk factors (4)
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Risk factors (4)
30 August 2025
The environment as a major cardiovascular risk factor
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The environment as a major cardiovascular risk factor
3 April 2025
Late breaking science on estimating cardiovascular risk
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Late breaking science on estimating cardiovascular risk
3 April 2025
Estimating cardiovascular risk: does one score fit all?
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Estimating cardiovascular risk: does one score fit all?
3 April 2025
Novel biomarkers for cardiovascular risk prediction
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Novel biomarkers for cardiovascular risk prediction
1 September 2024