ProCOR

ProCOR is an ongoing, moderated e-mail discussion group and Web-based information site aimed at addressing the silent epidemic of cardiovascular disease in the developing world.  The goal of ProCOR is to create a dynamic international forum where health care providers, researchers, public health workers, and others may share timely information and participate in raising the awareness about this emerging public health challenge. ProCOR is guided by a distinguished Advisory Committee comprising of colleagues from internationally recognised institutions around the world. Moderators screen incoming messages and post current research, as well as clinical and public health information, ensuring the high scientific quality of the discussions.

By joining, you will become part of a network of health professionals dedicated to the prevention of cardiovascular disease, including, for example, Dr Bernard Lown, a distinguised Harvard cardiologist and co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985.

ProCOR was officially launched in July of 1997 as a collaborative effort between SATELLIFE and the Lown Cardiovascular Center. SATELLIFE is a Boston-based, non-profit organisation dedicated to creating access to health information resources and facilitating electronic communications for health professionals in the developing world.  SATELLIFE provides all technical and administrative support for ProCOR. The Lown Cardiovascular Center, based in Brookline, MA, USA, is affiliated with Harvard Medical and Public Health Schools. The Center's activities encompass cardiology care, research, and fellowship training.

ProCOR is completely FREE. We invite and welcome all interested colleagues to participate in this vital international network.

How to join ProCOR
You may subscribe in any of the following two ways:

  • By sending an electronic mail message to the automated subscription messaging system at:
    majordomo@usa.healthnet.org
    Leave the Subject line blank and type the following commands only in the text of your message:
    subscribe procor
    end
  • Via SATELLIFE's word wide web server at the following address:
    http://www.procor.org
    Then click on the Subscribe FREE! button

 

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09-Feb-2006

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