I am excited about lending my energy, time and financial support to an organization that delivers such incredible work. Please join me on this bigger and bolder vision for GADA in 2023! Terri Lohnes
GADA Canada Awards $ 205,000 in Research Grants
GADA Canada is proud to announce that it is awarding $205,000 to three physicians/scientists as part of its 2019 Research Grant Award program.
GADA's commitment to promote new research over the last thirty years, has greatly improved our knowledge of the different genetic aortic disorders and has also led to increasingly successful treatment outcomes for affected individuals. Read More
Research Vision for a Brighter Future: Montalcino Aortic Consortium
GADA Canada hosted the second Montalcino Aortic Consortium (MAC) Summit in May 2017. The Summit was a two-day conference held in Tuscany, Italy. Twenty-nine aortic disease specialists (physicians and researchers) from around the world (USA, Canada, Europe, Australia and Japan), with a range of clinical disciplines including; Cardiovascular Genetics/Medicine, Adult Cardiology, Pediatric Cardiology, Cardiovascular Surgery, Ophthalmology, Imaging and Molecular Research, participated in the Summit.
The Summit was a huge success! There were intensive discussions between the specialists to accelerate research based on their patients' observations. We look forward to results of the MAC that will change the future for our loved ones affected by any of the genetically triggered aortic diseases.
2016 Results of the Montalcino Aortic Consortium
Dr. Dianna Milewicz Honored with Belgium’s Princesse Liliane Professorship
Congratulations to Dr. Dianna Milewicz, M.D., Ph.D., Chair of GADA's Professional Advisory Board and Scientific Chair of the Montalcino Aortic Consortium (MAC), on being honored with Belgium’s Princesse Liliane Professorship.
Please read the article, written by Deborah Mann Lake, Office of Public Affairs