On March 4, as part of achieving one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, “Good Health and Well-Being,” a meeting of the student scientific club “Early Vascular Aging: EVA Syndrome and Its Factors” was held. The event took place under the guidance of Associate Professor Antonina Biesiedina.
During the meeting, participants became familiar with the etiology and pathogenesis of EVA syndrome, its diagnosis, treatment, risk factors, and consequences, as well as modern methods for assessing vascular health. Issues related to functional changes in blood vessel walls occurring earlier than the chronological age were also discussed.
The following students took an active part in the meeting with interesting presentations:
- Victoria Shuhaiova, group MC.m-406 — “EVA Syndrome”
- Tetiana Miroshnychenko and Yehor Serdiukov, group MC.m-305 — “Factors of Early Vascular Aging”
- Diana Lapikova, group MC.m-304 — “Methods for Assessing Vascular Health”
- Liliia Nedaihlieb, group MC.m-406 — “Biological Age and the Proteomic Aging Clock”
All issues were discussed, and modern information and innovative research methods were analyzed. The relevance of using this material in the educational process during Physiology classes was determined.
We sincerely thank all participants and wish them further success in their scientific work!
