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The XX Conference on Hypertension Murcia continue today in the UCAM, and during this morning have focused, among other issues, the control of obesity, smoking, and dyslipidemia and the prevention of exercise in patients with cardiovascular risk.

The Conference will be closed tomorrow with the celebration, among other acts, of the Twelfth Meeting of the Region of Murcia on clinical experience in hypertension and cardiovascular risk.

The chairman of the conference, José Abellán, has positively assessed the conference for "high participation of nurses and pharmacists, as well as the scientific content of the interventions that are being developed."

Regarding interventions of this second day, Dr. Abellán, director of the Department of Cardiovascular Risk UCAM studies highlighted that the College of Pharmacists is taking place, one on the extent of child and adolescent obesity, and another on the Mediterranean diet adherence in the Region of Murcia.

Regarding this latest study, Dr. Abellán explained that following the Mediterranean diet is very low by the population in the Region of Murcia, and 'saved' by the consumption of olive oil, but not followed While the guidelines of this diet that has been declared World Heritage Site, which also has excellent protective benefits on cardiovascular system. "

This afternoon, from 16.00 hours will resume the conference with several workshops on the prevention of cardiovascular diseases, various lectures and panel discussions that will address, among other things, the cardiometabolic syndrome Darwinian medicine, control of dyslipidemia to prevent kidney damage and cardiovascular prevention with statins 1 st.

Tomorrow there will be the closing session from 9.00 am in the Auditorium of the UCAM.

Among other activities, will present the 11 th SEHLELHA Award for best clinical case in hypertension and cardiovascular risk regional phase, and the Award for Best SMUHTA and cardiovascular risk in hypertension research study and CVR (2009-2010).

Source: UCAM