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.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Supports ICOSNA Missions and Goals
The Vanderbilt Cardio-Oncology Program brings together cardiologists, oncologists, and researchers who work to promote the cardiovascular health of cancer patients. The primary goal of the program is to minimize cardiotoxicity during cancer treatment and manage cardiovascular risks during cancer survivorship. This unique program includes clinical, training, educational, and research components. Click Here to learn more about the program.
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 toxicity is a leading cause for late morbidity and mortality. While conventional chemotherapy has been known for decades to induce detrimental effects on the heart and peripheral vasculature, the novel agents might also have harmful off-target consequences. Click Here to attend events addressing this and other issues... 
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.