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 Journal of Clinical Lipidology

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February 10–12, 2006
Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort - San Antonio, TX

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Program

Friday, February 10, 2006
6:00 pm Welcome Reception
7:00 pm Opening Dinner & Hill Country Wine Tasting
8:15–9:00 pm KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
Physical Inactivity and Obesity: A Society Out of Balance
- Steven N. Blair, PED
Saturday, February 11, 2006
8:00 am THE METABOLIC SYNDROME: Past, Present, Future
Moderator: Kathleen Wyne, MD, PhD
8:05 am The Rationale for the ATP III Defi nition and the AHA Guidelines
- Scott Grundy, MD
8:20 am Why PCOS Should Be Considered as a Component of Metabolic Syndrome
- Robert Wild, MD
8:35 am Why Disorders of Uric Acid Metabolism Should Be Considered as a Component of Metabolic Syndrome
- Naim Maalouf, MD
8:50 am What Are the Future Directions in Metabolic Syndrome Research?
- Steven Haffner, MD
9:00 am Summary and Panel Discussion
TREATMENT APPROACHES: Current & New Strategies for CV Risk Reduction
9:15 am Effect of Cardiorespiratory Fitness on the Incidence of Metabolic Syndrome
- Timothy Church, MD, PhD
9:40 am Optimal Diabetes Therapies to Improve Lipids and CVD Risk
- Timothy Lyons, MD
10:05 am Cardiometabolic Risk Factor Improvement in Obese Patients: Novel Approaches
- Steven Haffner, MD
10:30 am Coffee Break
11:00 am Lipid-lowering Therapy Following Acute Coronary Syndromes – How Low to Go, When to Start, and With What?
- James A. de Lemos, MD
11:25 am Raising HDL: Current and Future Approaches
- Darren McGuire, MD
11:50 am Strategies for the Aggressive Management of Triglycerides
- Christie Ballantyne, MD
12:15 pm Lunch
1:15 pm SWLA Business Meeting
1:30 pm ATHEROGENIC LIPOPROTEINS: What's New in Risk Assessment, Biology & Targets of Treatment
Moderator: Carl Rubenstein, MD
1:30 pm Clinical Applications of Advanced Lipid Testing
- Peter Jones, MD
1:50 pm Characterization of apoA and apoB Containing Lipoprotein Particles and Their Clinical Significance
- Petar Alaupovic, PhD
2:10 pm Panel Discussion
2:20 pm Antisense Inhibition of Apolipoprotein B with Resultant LDL-C Lowering
- Mark Wedel, MD
2:40 pm New Pathways for Regulating LDL: A Novel Mutation in PCSK-9
- Jonathan Cohen, PhD
3:00 pm Adjourn
4:00–5:45 pm Practical Pedometer Course and 2-Mile Walk
- Ralph La Forge, MSc
For details, see the activity description on back cover.
Evening free
Sunday, February 12, 2006
8:00 am Report From NLA Statin Safety Assessment Task Force
- James McKenney, PharmD
8:40 am Atherosclerosis Imaging by CT – Current Status and Future Opportunities
- Paolo Raggi, MD
GENDER, ETHNICITY & PREVENTION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
9:00 am Gender and Ethnic Differences in CRP Levels
- Amit Khera, MD
9:20 am Special Needs of the African American Community
- Tracie Collins, MD, MPH
9:40 am Successful Interventions in Hispanic and Native American Populations
- Randy Burden, PharmD
10:00 am Novel Approaches to Prevention: The New Heart Telehealth Project
- Richard Lueker, MD
10:30 am–Noon CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SERIES
Registrants select two workshops. Each 45-minute workshop is repeated once.

Clinical Management of Challenging Cases
- Peter Jones, MD

Atherosclerosis Imaging and Lipid Testing in Clinical Practice
- Paolo Raggi, MD and Kevin Winfield, MD

Key Considerations for Designing and Operating a Clinically Successful Lipid or Metabolic Syndrome Clinic
- Ralph La Forge, MSc

Diet and Weight Loss Strategies for the Dyslipidemic Patient
- Rebecca Reeves, DrPh, RD
Noon Adjourn