Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Hypertension 2012

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“Hypertension Sydney 2012” will be the 24th Meeting of the International Society of Hypertension (ISH) in collaboration with the 9th Congress of the Asian Pacific Society of Hypertension (APSH) and the 34th Annual Scientific meeting of the High Blood Pressure Research Council of Australia (HBPRCA).

We are delighted that the ISH will be returning to Australia.

This time the backdrop will be the majestic beauty of the world famous Sydney Harbour where a waterside, modern convention centre will provide the platform for presentation and discussion of the very best contemporary blood pressure research from around the world.

Australia is a young, vibrant and cosmopolitan nation, making the perfect environment for the meeting that will highlight the emerging stars in the blood pressure world and celebrate the global constituency of the ISH. Sydney is also strategically situated in relation to the rapidly developing Asian Pacific Region.

The commitment of Hypertension Sydney 2012 to the coming generations and global development is reflected in our theme: “The Future of Cardiovascular Protection”.

The priority will be to provide a program of the very highest scientific calibre and opportunities to interact with international leaders in the field. The quality program will be delivered taking advantage of the best technology to make the experience efficient and enjoyable.

Australian meetings are renowned not only for their first class organisation but also for a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. This facilitates the important personal interactions that take place in the poster halls and public spaces where friendships are renewed and exciting collaborations forged.

Hypertension Sydney 2012 participants will relish a Down Under experience that combines excellent clinical science and the unique natural attractions that make Australia a major international travel destin