Doctor Giuseppe Berton

Doctor Giuseppe Berton

The ABC study on heart disease Association-Foundation-ONLUS, Conegliano (Italy)

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Giuseppe Berton was born in Zurich on 11th March,1957. He lives with Stefania in Conegliano (Italy), where he works as a Consultant Cardiologist and Researcher at the General Hospital. He is mainly absorbed in lost thoughts. Sometimes he runs marathons (including some of the most beautiful in the world) or goes mountain biking, hiking or skiing. He is the founder and president of the ABC Study on Heart Disease Foundation-ONLUS for research on coronary heart disease and cancer. E-mail giubeste@gmail.com Phone +393496078176 abcstudyfoundation@gmail.com Phone +39.0438.668314

Presentations Articles

Assessment of the Stress, Anxiety, and High-Mood (SAHM) scale in evaluating the influence of psychological state on cardiovascular function

Event: ESC Congress 2025

Topic: Stress, Psychosocial and Cultural Aspects of Heart Disease

Session: Stress, depression, and psychosocial of heart disease

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Sex-based differences in the impact of baseline plasma uricemia on long-term mortality risk following acute coronary syndrome: a 26-year follow-up study.

Event: ESC Congress 2025

Topic: Cardiovascular Risk Assessment

Session: Sex differences (2)

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Mood instability and cardiovascular modification in cardiovascular disease outpatients. The ABC study on heart disease.

Event: ESC Congress 2024

Topic: Psychiatric Disorders and Heart Disease

Session: Cardiac aspects of psychiatric, addictive, and neurological disorders

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The very long-term risk of stroke after acute coronary syndrome and geographic differences. The ABC-10* study on heart disease.

Event: ESC Congress 2024

Topic: Epidemiology, Prognosis, Outcome

Session: Epidemiology of stroke in patients with heart disease

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Baseline shock index-creatinine clearance score and long-term mortality after ACS. Results from 24 years of follow-up of the ABC study on heart disease.

Event: ESC Congress 2024

Topic: Epidemiology, Prognosis, Outcome

Session: Risk factors, risk scores, and outcomes after acute coronary syndromes

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Incidence of fatal stroke 24 years after acute coronary syndrome: the value of baseline albuminuria and hypertension. The ABC study on acute coronary syndrome.

Event: ESC Congress 2023

Topic: Heart and Brain Interaction

Session: The heart and the brain

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Assessment of the Stress, Anxiety, and High-Mood (SAHM) scale in evaluating the influence of psychological state on cardiovascular function

Sex-based differences in the impact of baseline plasma uricemia on long-term mortality risk following acute coronary syndrome: a 26-year follow-up study.

Mood instability and cardiovascular modification in cardiovascular disease outpatients. The ABC study on heart disease.

The very long-term risk of stroke after acute coronary syndrome and geographic differences. The ABC-10* study on heart disease.

Baseline shock index-creatinine clearance score and long-term mortality after ACS. Results from 24 years of follow-up of the ABC study on heart disease.

Incidence of fatal stroke 24 years after acute coronary syndrome: the value of baseline albuminuria and hypertension. The ABC study on acute coronary syndrome.

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Assessment of the Stress, Anxiety, and High-Mood (SAHM) scale in evaluating the influence of psychological state on cardiovascular function

Sex-based differences in the impact of baseline plasma uricemia on long-term mortality risk following acute coronary syndrome: a 26-year follow-up study.

Mood instability and cardiovascular modification in cardiovascular disease outpatients. The ABC study on heart disease.

The very long-term risk of stroke after acute coronary syndrome and geographic differences. The ABC-10* study on heart disease.

Baseline shock index-creatinine clearance score and long-term mortality after ACS. Results from 24 years of follow-up of the ABC study on heart disease.

Incidence of fatal stroke 24 years after acute coronary syndrome: the value of baseline albuminuria and hypertension. The ABC study on acute coronary syndrome.

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