Tabassome SImon discusses Clinical Pharmacology and the FAST-MI Registry - Pt 2 by HealthMed

At the 11th EACPT Congress in Geneva, EACPT Vice-Chairman Professor Tabassome Simon from Paris discussed results on inflammatory mediators and outcomes of acute coronary syndromes, based on data from the French FAST-MI Registry.
In a podcast discussion with EACPT Secretary Donald Singer, Tabassome Simon discusses
- the origins and significance of the FAST-MI French Registry of patients with acute coronary syndromes
- the contribution of Clinical Pharmacology to the success of FAST-MI
- the strengths of including non-cardiological drugs in FAST-MI
- the strengths of bio-banking serological and genetic samples in FAST-MI
- benefits of scientific collaboration