Microbiome & microbial metabolites: iPVD Microbes Virtual Symposium series

1 March 2024

'Microbiome & microbial metabolites' is part of the Microbes Virtual Symposium series by the iPVD, a global education programme that highlights top-notch research on inflammation and infectious PVD. 

Presentations

  • Microbiome and pulmonary circulation: where are we going? (Moderator introduction) Suellen D Oliveira, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA 
  • Pro-inflammatory gut microbiome in PAH patients Thenappan Thenappan, University of Minnesota, USA 
  • Insights into the role of microbiome metabolites in PH Imad Al Ghouleh, University of Pittsburgh, USA\

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Speakers & Moderators

Suellen D Oliveira, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Thenappan Thenappan, University of Minnesota, USA
Imad Al Ghouleh, University of Pittsburgh, USA
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One of the iPVD Consortium's most successful outputs is its Virtual Symposium webinar series, which has continued into 2024 after delivering six webinars on inflammation and infection in 2023. 

The series, hosted by PVRI, is a global education programme highlighting current, high-quality research on infections in PVD. The webinars give a fantastic opportunity for international speakers to participate, present, and ask questions from our fantastic committee. Each webinar is held on the last Wednesday of the month at 15:00 BST/GMT, and recordings are available on our website.