Module 1
Introduction to cardiovascular diseases (CVDs)
An introduction to cardiovascular diseases (definitions, pathophysiology, and the global burden of cardiovascular disorders).
Cardiovascular Diseases
Module 2
Cardiovascular diseases: the heart and beyond
A detailed look at common CVDs, including ischemic heart disease, hypertensive heart disease, heart failure (systolic vs. diastolic), valvular diseases, and arrhythmias.
Module 3
Specific risk factors for cardiovascular diseases
Covers both modifiable and non-modifiable risks, including hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, obesity, smoking, and sedentary lifestyle.
Module 4
Special considerations in Cardiovascular care
Focuses on cardiovascular disease in women and elderly populations, complications in comorbid conditions (such as diabetes and CKD), and different emergency scenarios.
Module 5
Recent advances and future perspectives in cardiology
Explores emerging technologies, predictive biomarkers, and evolving strategies in the management of cardiovascular disease.
Information
The full course takes approximately 5 hours to complete and includes short, focused sessions with self-assessment questions to reinforce learning. Upon completion of all modules, participants may download a certificate to support their continuing professional development.
Remember that you must complete them in order to advance.
Collaborating experts
Dr. Ahmed Mohsen
Consultant and Lecturer in Cardiovascular Diseases, Cairo University.
Dr. Nanette Wenger
Clinical Cardiologist and Professor Emerita of Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta.
Dr. José Hernández Poveda
Neurosurgeon, Founder of Age Reversal, and Expert in Longevity and Neuroprotection