Abcardio.org Website Review

Our Mission is to Promote the Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease, including St*oke, in Blacks and other Minorities and to Achieve Health Equity for all through the Elimination of Disparities.. ARE YOU READY TO QUIT SMOKING? JOIN FREEDOM FROM SMOKING® PLUS! Your free Freedom From Smoking® Plus membership includes: The ABC Clinical Trials Network (ABC CTN), provides investigators from multiple specialities with unparalleled access to clinical studies of interest while offering industry “one-stop” access to multiple investigators that ascribe to the same standard of clinical trial Comprised of investigators from a variety of thera*eutic areas, the ABC CTN was developed to serve as a central “wheel hub” to identify and vet clinical trial opportunities, match investigators to trials of interest, and provide some of the infrastructure support Through the ABC, I have developed significant mentoring relationships with many prominent cardiologists throughout the nation who have helped to broaden my research focus and strengthen my clinical endeavors. ABC is on the forefront of health equity. Even though I am not a black cardiologist, I feel that the mission and values of the organization are very aligned with my own and the organization is very inclusive. I was successful in winning the Dr. Jay Brown Best Abstract award. This helped to foster collaborations and mentorship which have been The ABC has helped me to build and maintain professional relationships across numerous specialties in different institutions. One of the things I like best about ABC is that they actively promote research and collaboration among its members and with other Community-based intervention has lasting benefits, trial follow-up shows.  The success of a barbershop intervention to tackle uncontrolled blood pressure (BP) among African-American men persisted at 12 months, mirroring 6-month findings of the randomized trial. Related: Uncontrolled Hypertension in African American Men: Is Cutting Blood Pressure in the Barbershop a Long-Term Solution?