Why is a focus on Cardioncology needed?
Why donate time, energy, and money to the cause?
The bottom line answer is that your efforts will save lives.
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Donating time and energy toward Cardioncology helps to improve care. CLICK HERE to learn how you can contribute....
"Taking Survival To Heart"
Bringing Cardiologists & Oncologists together to improve medicine and save lives.
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CLICK HERE to learn about how you can help support the CardiOncology Society of North America. Therapies against cancer, even if increasingly effective and sophisticated, can cause high incidences of damage even to a healthy heart or they can worsen the cardiac function when it is already impaired.
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GET TOGETHERS
Save the Date!
Global Cardio-Oncology Summit 2019
October 3-4, 2019
São Paulo, Brazil
Improving Patient Care
Future Medicine sat down with ICOSNA for a Question and Answer session to discuss the challenges faced by patients and physicians. Find out where Cardio-Oncology will be in five years from now, CLICK HERE to read the Q & A session.
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You are welcome to join our Monthly Webinar, and review cases with the experts. These online meeting are held on the second thursday of each month at 9:00 am ET. 
Enroll in a member- ship today to reap the benefits of our research, collaboration and communication. Help promote innovation in medicine. Bring together cardiologists and oncologists to deliver a specialized and enhanced level of care. Enable much needed research. Cardio-Oncology is now the official journal of ICOS
This partnership will expand and advance the understanding of cardiac complications of cancer treatments by providing society members a platform for publication of original, peer-reviewed articles in the emerging field of study and research in cardio-oncology. Learn more here
OnCO Review is the Official Journal of the East European Branch of the International CardiOncology Society. The International Editorial Board is honored by the Investigators from the USA and Central/ Eastern Europe, who manage all serious adverse events related to cancer therapy including cardiovascular complications. ICOSNA ©2014