Community Lectures
Palo Alto Clinic
The Education Division of the Palo Alto Medical Foundation hosts a number of lectures during the year on health topics of interest to the community at the Palo Alto Clinic.
You are encouraged to pre-register for lectures (see the form below), some lectures do fill quickly and space is limited.
We DO NOT send a confirmation of registration for lectures unless there is a change in time or it is full.
Location:
Palo Alto Clinic
795 El Camino Real
Level 3, Hearst Center for Health Education
Palo Alto, CA 94301
Education office: 650-853-2960
Main phone: 650-321-4121
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All lectures are open to the community and are free.
Peripheral Vascular Disease
Cardiovascular Lecture Series
September 23
7-8:30 pm
Erik Price, M.D., PAMF interventional cardiologist and peripheral vascular disease specialist, will discuss vascular problems that occur outside of the heart and brain. He will talk about how to recognize vascular problems, how to treat peripheral disease including novel therapies and how to prevent the development of vascular disease.
Heart Failure Update
Cardiovascular Lecture Series
October 7
7-8:30 p.m.
PAMF cardiologist and heart failure specialist Lynette Lissin, M.D, will discuss heart failure diagnosis and treatment. Heart failure is the most common reason for a patient over the age of 65 to be admitted to a hospital, and the conditions affects nearly 5 million Americans of all ages. Patients with high blood pressure, diabetes and previous heart attacks are at high risk for developing this condition.
If you are interested in any lecture at the Palo Alto Clinic, please call our dedicated line at 650-853-4873 to register or use the form below.
Pre-Registration