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Record submissions signal expanding CV research interest; leaves open which topics will drive future priorities.
A record total of 235 papers will be presented at the American Heart Association's 1965 Scientific Sessions, selected from abstracts submitted for consideration.The sessions will be held from October 15-17 at the Hotel Americana, Bal Harbour, Fla.Advance programs will be sent to registrants who hold confirmed hotel reservations by September 30.The program booklet, which contains full details of each session, including the titles of papers and lectures to be presented, may also be obtained on request from local Heart Associations.Abstracts of the papers to be presented and others selected by the Committee on Scientific Sessions Program will be published in Circulation, Supplement No. 2, October 1965.Included in the same issue will be abstracts of papers presented at the Arteriosclerosis Council meeting.Covering a wide range of subjects of interest both to the clinician and the basic scientist, the papers will be presented at the Clinical Sessions, at concurrent sessions on various aspects of cardiovascular medicine and research, and at panels, lectures and symposia.A special event in the 3-day program will be the premiere screening of a new AHA medical film: "Cardiac Failure in Infancy-Manifestations and Management."The film, in color and running 30 minutes, will be introduced by Campbell Moses, M.D.,
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