The Portuguese Society of Cardiology (Sociedade Portuguesa de Cardiologia) is proud to support the European Coalition for Inherited, Congenital and Sudden-Death-Related Cardiovascular Disease Prevention. We fully endorse the Coalition's call for future EU cardiovascular health checks to assess inherited, congenital, familial, arrhythmic and sudden-death-related cardiovascular risk alongside the traditional…
Portuguese Society of Cardiology
Academic / research · Portugal
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Portuguese Society of Cardiology filed 2 positions between 17 May 2026 and 19 May 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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The Portuguese Society of Cardiology (SPC) welcomes the proposed Council Recommendation on cardiovascular (CV) health checks. Acting early, in primary care, on a clearly defined set of risk factors will save lives, narrow inequalities and lower long-term costs. To deliver on the Safe Hearts Plan goal of cutting premature CV mortality by 25% by 2035, the Recommendation must go beyond cardiometabolic screening. 1.
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