Eight leading aortic-awareness organizations unite to amplify life-saving stories during Aortic Dissection Awareness Week Goal: Raising awareness through storytelling, education and collective action Montreal, Quebec, September 9, 2026 — Eight
The 4th Heritable Aortic Disorders Symposium Brings Together Experts, Patients, and Community Organizations in Vancouver Vancouver, British Columbia | May 22–23, 2026 Two days. Dozens of expert speakers. Hundreds of
Canadian and U.S. Loeys-Dietz Syndrome Organizations Team Up to Help People Living with Rare Condition Find Community First-ever joint virtual event to share personal perspectives Montreal, Quebec | Port Washington,
Seven leading North American nonprofits dedicated to aortic dissection awareness are uniting for the first time during Aortic Dissection Awareness Week 2025, urging the public to think “STAT” and recognize
From May 26th to 28th, 2025, Loeys-Dietz Canada proudly participated in the 29th Annual Canadian Connective Tissue Conference (CCTC), held in Montreal, Quebec. As a sponsor of this important scientific
Pediatric Gastroenterology & Cardiology for the Clinician Cardiology and Gastroenterology physicians, nurses and allied health professionals are invited to participate in this interactive, small-group learning opportunity in Montreal on May
This February, Loeys-Dietz Syndrome Foundation Canada (LDSFC) proudly participated in the 2025 International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI) conference in New Orleans. This event brought together a diverse group of
Exploring Connective Tissue Disorders and Spinal Manifestations In a significant leap towards advancing medical understanding and patient care, the Loeys-Dietz Syndrome Foundation Canada, in collaboration with the Canadian Paediatric Spine
Transforming the Future of LDS “When you hear hoofbeats, don’t expect to see a zebra”. This adage was used to teach primary care professionals about looking for common conditions. But
The 2nd annual Heritable Aortic Disorders symposium was a resounding success with more than 180 health professionals and 40 patients and family members in attendance! This year, the HAD collaborative hosted the event at CHU
