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The Young Doctors' Club

Its Composition

The Young Physicians Club, whose members are appointed by the Board of Directors of Agir pour le Cœur des Femmes, is composed of members representing various medical disciplines and based throughout France. The Young Physicians Club is chaired by Dr. Manon JOUFFROY, a member of the Foundation’s Scientific Advisory Board.

• Dr. Manon Jouffroy, Vascular Surgeon in the Department of Vascular Medicine at the Versailles Hospital Center

• Dr. Mathieu Artifoni, vascular physician at the Nantes University Hospital

• Dr. Jean Delannoy, nephrologist at the Lille University Hospital

• Dr. Guillaume Bailly, cardio-oncologist at Saint-Antoine Hospital (AP-HP), Paris

• Dr. Estelle Laroche, general practitioner and hypertension specialist in Nancy

• Dr. Marie Arnal, Senior Resident in Perinatal Psychiatry at Louis Mourier Hospital, AP-HP, Paris

• Dr. Sandrine Perol, Medical Gynecologist at Port Royal Hospital, AP-HP, Paris

• Dr. Anna Gosset, Gynecologist at the Menopause Center of the Toulouse University Hospital

Its Mission

The Young Physicians Club of Agir pour le Coeur des Femmes aims to actively engage the next generation of physicians and women’s health professionals in cardiovascular and gynecological research. In collaboration with the Scientific Advisory Board, it proposes multidisciplinary research projects, particularly those stemming from the National Women’s Health Observatory cohort

Its mission

The Club is composed of young physicians, young researchers, or doctoral students with a strong interest in cardiovascular and gynecological research, who are sensitive to women’s health issues and prevention, and who represent all specialties related to cardiovascular and gynecological health.

The Club’s mission is to serve as a hub for ideas and projects dedicated to cardiovascular and gynecological research—both clinical and epidemiological—applied to prevention in women.

 
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