"Cardio Talk Latest Research" covers innovative hearth health EU-funded projects. Tune in for expert insights, interviews, and discussions on groundbreaking research in artificial intelligence, medical devices, genomics, atrial fibrillation, and key initiatives in cardiology.
Cardio Talk Latest Research
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"Cardio Talk Latest Research" covers innovative hearth health EU-funded projects. Tune in for expert insights, interviews, and discussions on groundbreaking research in artificial intelligence, medical devices, genomics, atrial fibrillation, and key initiatives in cardiology.
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8/8/2024
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June 15, 2026
From EHR chaos to AI-ready data: the InToEHR podcast series - Part 2
<p>With Cristian Izquierdo Morcillo, University of Barcelona, Barcelona - Spain, Robert Mikulik, Chair, Neurology Department, Regional Hospital Zlín; Director of Stroke Research Program, St. Anne's University Hospital - Czech Republic and Guido Bertolini, Head of Department of Epidemiology, Mario Negri Institute, Milan - Italy.</p> <p>This two-part podcast series introduces the InToEHR cluster, a group of Horizon Europe projects developing innovative tools for the use and reuse of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in cardiology, emergency medicine, and stroke care.</p> <p>Experts from DataTools4Heart, eCREAM, and RES-Q+ discuss how they are moving from "data chaos" to AI-ready data through multilingual NLP, automated extraction, and semantic enrichment.</p> <p>The discussion highlights strategies for reducing clinical workload and ensuring that new technologies are ethical, sustainable, and compliant with the emerging European Health Data Space (EHDS).</p> <p>Listeners will gain insight into how these collaborative efforts are responsibly turning routine clinical data into smarter, safer patient care.</p>
March 12, 2026
From EHR chaos to AI-ready data: the InToEHR podcast series
<p>With Cristian Izquierdo Morcillo, University of Barcelona, Barcelona - Spain, Robert Mikulik, and Guido Bertolini,</p> <p>This two-part podcast series introduces the InToEHR cluster, a group of Horizon Europe projects developing innovative tools for the use and reuse of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in cardiology, emergency medicine, and stroke care.</p> <p>Experts from DataTools4Heart, eCREAM, and RES-Q+ discuss how they are moving from "data chaos" to AI-ready data through multilingual NLP, automated extraction, and semantic enrichment.</p> <p>The discussion highlights strategies for reducing clinical workload and ensuring that new technologies are ethical, sustainable, and compliant with the emerging European Health Data Space (EHDS).</p> <p>Listeners will gain insight into how these collaborative efforts are responsibly turning routine clinical data into smarter, safer patient care.</p>
March 6, 2026
Ceramides: the new cholesterol
<p>With Paul Dendale, Hasselt University, Hasselt - Belgium and Reijo Laaksonen, Tampere University, Tampere - Finland.</p> <p>In this CoroPrevention podcast episode, Paul Dendale speaks with Reijo Laaksonen about ceramides as cardiovascular risk biomarker.</p> <p>They discuss the science behind ceramides, how these lipid molecules are linked to heart disease, and how ceramide testing may help improve risk prediction and prevention strategies in clinical practice.</p>
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