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C COMING MEETINGS for Dec. 15-18. The program.is expected to be as described in item No. 2 of our April 19, 1982, memo. had been sc,beduled for last April 21-24 in Buenos Aires and then cancelled because of the Falklands crisis, has been rescheduled The meeting of the International Union Against Tuberculosis, which American Heart Association, Dallas (Convention Center), Nov. 1_5-1i8, 1982. (P = poster presentation.) "Lipoproteins and atherosclerosis: a look back and a look forward" -- Daniel Steinberg, San Diego. *"Effect of cigarette smoking (carbon monoxide) on cardiovas.cular hemodynamics" -- KathleeniStone, Columbus, 0. pulmonary embolism" -- S.E. Dismuke, Memphis. "Implications for the inaccurate death certificate diagnosis of "Effect of regular and d'ecaffeiniated coffee on cardiovascular function in normal subjects" -- Janet Johnson, Los Angeles. *"Cigarette smoking stimulates the pituitary-adrenal axis in hypertensive patients" -- Leslie Baer, New York. "Inherited influence on blood pressure response to psycho- physiological testing: studies in twins and singletons" -- Clarence Grim, Indianapolis, Ind. . - "I'ncreasedfamiliy history of ischemic heart disease in low risk compared to highirisk patients" -- Steven Shea, New York. (P) "Type A personality and coronary atherosclerosis: an indirect association?" -- Thomas Pearson, Baltimore. (P) "Injury effects endiothelial integrity beyond physical location of the damage" -- C.C. Haudenschild, Boston. (P) . • "Tangential mural stress and intimal thickening in arteries" - C.K. Zarins, Chicago,. (P), Waugh,, Boston. (P) "A method to correlate history with physicochemical changes withini atherosclerotic lesions and other lipid rich tissues" -- D.A. "Cellular cholesterol ester clearance: relationship state" -- J.M. Glick, PhiladE:,lphia. (P) t&physical "Early arterial changes in the hypercholesterolemic nonhuman primate" -- Agostino Faggiotto (and Russell Ross), Seattle. eonard ahn PUBLIC R£LATIONS COUNSEL and~A~ssociate4InG (P. 0: BOX 223) 13 LINCOLN ROAD • GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11021 •(212) 895•7445

2. "Progression and regression of atherosclerosis. Physicochem- ical and histologic changes in~the arterial wall of nonhuman primates" -- D.M. Small, Winston-Salem, N.C. *"Cigarette smoking, alcohol' consumption and cardiovascular `. mortality. The Lipid Research Clinics Follow-up Study.", -- M.H. Criqui, San Diego. "Pathologic changes related to cardiovascular risk factors in children of two total communities -- Bogalusa Heart Study" -- A.W. Voors, New Orleans. "Changes in rates of sudden CHD death with first vs. recurrent events. Chicago Peoples Gas Co. Study, 19601-19'80" -- M. Anastasiou=Nana et al (including J. Stamler), Chicago. "Type A behavior and coronary disease among Japanese men in Hawaii" -- Dwayne Reed~. Honolulu. "The relationship of blood pressure to 5-year mortality in a community-based population" -- S.A. Daugherty (for a national hypertension study group). "Linoleic acid and risk factors for coronary heart disease in Scotland" -- D.A. Wood, Edinburgh. "Coronary risk factors and' exercise testing in hypercholester- olemic men" -- D.J. Gordon, Chapel Hill, N.C. "Coronary spasm: any role for alpha receptors?"I -- Sergio Chierchia, London, England. (P) "Coronary arterial spasm could be a risk factor of coronary atherosclerosis" -- M. Nobuyoshi, Kitakyushu, Japan. (P) "Anatomic risk factors for coronary artery disese" -- Thomas A. Pearson, Baltimore. "Plasma lipolytic activity in humans: evidence for hormonal regul'ation" -- R.H. Eckel, Denver. "Risk factors and angiographic progression of coronary artery disese" -- Joel Raichlen, Baltimore. "Trends in cardiovascular disease risk 1973-4 to 1980-1: the Minnesota Heart Survey" -- R.V. Luepker, Minneapolis. "Effects of alcohol on HDL cholesterol in active and inactive men with different habitual alcohol intake levels" -- G. Harley Hartung, Houston. _ "Human plasma kallikrein secretes neutrophil elastase during blood coagulation" -- Y.T. Wachtfogel, Philadelphia. 03734933

. 3. "Dietary fatty acid effects on functioniand biochemistry of platelets` -- J.C. Lewis, Winston-Salem. - ,~ . "The relationship of carbon monoxide iniexpired air of cigarette smokers to the tar-nicotine content of the cigarettes they smoke. The Framingham Study" -- William Castell'i, Framingham, Mass. (P) "Coronary thrombosis is mediated by platelet activation and not coagulation" -- V.P. Addoniizio, Philadelphia. (P) *A symposium on Primary Prevention Trials will have reports on: the Oslo Study; the European Multifactor Study; MRFIT design and intervention results; and MRFIT mortality results. This will be followed~ by a lecture by Jeremiah Stamler on "State of the art: implications for primary prevention." *"The effects of in utero carbon monoxide exposure on heart growth in neonatal rats" -- A. Gerdes, Birmingham, Ala. (P') "Cholesterol-induced cardiomyopathy in the absence of athero- sclerosis" --Margaret Moffat, W'innipeg•, Can. (P) -end-

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