About Us
Our Goals
Mission and Values
Our mission at ISHR NAS is to promote the discovery and dissemination of knowledge in the cardiovascular sciences on a world-wide basis through publications, congresses, and other media. Our goals are:
- ^To promote and foster the exchange and diffusion of concepts and information throughout the Americas relating to metabolism, structure, and function of the cardiovascular system in health and disease.
- ^To advance knowledge in the scientific disciplines relating to cardiovascular system function and disease.
- ^To hold regular scientific meetings dealing with heart disease research.
- ^To provide a suitable forum for the discussion of problems relating to cardiovascular disease and function.
ISHR NAS Bylaws
ISHR NAS has developed comprehensive guidelines and regulations to govern its members and oversee organizational activities. These measures ensure the highest standards of integrity and excellence in our cardiovascular research and educational endeavors.
Our History
1969
The ISHR American Section was organized on January 23rd, 1969 in the state of Massachusetts, United States.
2005
In addition to being the largest section of ISHR International, ISHR NAS has been independently operated with a long-standing trackrecord as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
2010
The American section has merged with the Canadian Section to form ISHR NAS, which has been fueled by the continual investment and support of government funding agencies, academic institutions, private sponsorships, and public endorsement over the years.
2015
We have formed many partnerships, including with other ISHR Sections (Australian, Chinese, European, Indian, Japanese, and Latin American).
2022
Over the years, our roster has grown to include over 450 members.
ISHR International
ISHR International serves as a global hub, connecting cardiovascular professionals and researchers from around the world. Our platform fosters international collaboration, sharing cutting-edge insights and innovations in heart health and research.