It has been almost 2.5 months since Jeanette's passing, and we have recently resumed our activities. Redouane (virtually), Tobias, Marlon, and I attended the second Leducq AtheroGEN Network Meeting in Berlin. We were grateful for the opportunity to share our data with others despite the somber atmosphere. I also had the opportunity to discuss our institute's current state and future directions following Jeanette's passing, sharing a few slides in her memory and observing a minute of silence in her honor. During the meeting, I shared ongoing projects and resources related to available coronary artery disease and myocardial infarction and other cohorts. Redouane presented data from his project on the role of sex differences in CAD, while Marlon discussed the use of iPSC to study sex differences and provided insights into our ongoing organoid projects.
We look forward to future meetings and the continued exchange of ideas within the AtheroGEN network. We are confident that our collaborative efforts, inspired by Jeanette's vision and dedication, will drive us closer to innovative solutions in the fight against cardiovascular disease – one of the leading global health challenges.
ZA
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