Cardiovascular Research Foundation

Overview

The Cardiovascular Research Foundation is a nonprofit organization that conducts cardiovascular research and education to advance treatments for heart and vascular disease[1]. Based in New York at 1700 Broadway, 9th Floor[4], CRF's stated mission is to help doctors improve survival and quality of life for people suffering from heart and vascular disease by identifying, developing and promoting the latest advancements in treatment[3]. The organization operates through three centers: the Skirball Center for Innovation, which conducts preclinical research programs[7]; the Clinical Trials Center, which manages first-in-man to large multicenter international trials[7]; and the Center for Education, which trains practitioners in advanced techniques at more than 50 educational meetings and conferences each year[6]. CRF's named programs and platforms include the TCT conference, TCTMD, New York Valves, the Complex Coronary Summit, and the Women's Heart Health Initiative[5].

The company's own site places it in New York: Website references 'New York Valves' event and 'Pulse of the City Gala' as CRF initiatives, and mentions 'Location' in navigation. The organ. [2]

CRF's address is 1700 Broadway, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10019, phone 646.434.4500. [4]

CRF's named programs and platforms are the Skirball Center for Innovation, the Clinical Trials Center, the Center for Education, the TCT (Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics) conference, TCTMD, New York Valves, the Complex Coronary Summit and the Women's Heart Health Initiative. [5]

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CRF states that its Center for Education "trains practitioners in advanced techniques and innovations at more than 50 educational meetings and conferences each year." [6]