May 22, 2024
Une cité cardio-protectrice
Musée de la santé Armand-Frappier
Description
How does our environment affect our heart health? How do the pressures of climate change on our lives and those of the environment on our health fit together? Dr. Reeves outlines the major environmental vectors that can affect our hearts and brains for good or ill, and sets out the objectives of a cardio-protective environment in a low-carbon society.
Programming
Additional information:
- Rates (plus taxes) :
- 21$ : regular price
- 19: 60 years and over
- 15: UdeM graduates - A visit to the Museum's two exhibitions is included in the ticket price.
- Coffee/tea and snacks will be provided.
- Booking procedure: Places are limited, online booking strongly recommended.
- This conference is organized in partnership with Les Belles Heures of the Université de Montréal.
About the speaker :
Dr. François Reeves, MD FRCPC, is an interventional cardiologist at CHUM and Cité de la santé de Laval, and Associate Professor in the Faculty of Medicine at Université de Montréal, with an affiliation to the School of Public Health. For the past 20 years, he has been developing and applying the principles of environmental cardiology.