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Dr Sara Lawrence Lewis (L), obstetrician and gynecologist, Charis Women's Wellness; and Dr Dainia Baugh, president of HIC Foundation, internist, and menopause specialist, host day one of the third staging of the International Masters of Medicine Conference.
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February 26, 2025

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Heart Institute of the Caribbean (HIC) recently hosted the third staging of its esteemed Masters of Medicine Conference, under the theme ‘Her Heart Matters’.

This two-day event provided an in-depth exploration of cardiovascular disease in women, with a particular emphasis on the critical relationship between menopause and heart health, underscoring the importance of awareness and preventative strategies. Co-hosted by Heart HIC and Yale University and led by Dr Dainia Baugh, president of HIC Foundation; Dr Ernest Madu, founder and chairman of HIC; and Dr Edward Miller of Yale School of Medicine, the conference featured distinguished speakers from leading institutions. These included Yale, Harvard, and UCLA, further solidifying HIC’s commitment to excellence through fostering collaboration. The conference successfully achieved its objectives of creating knowledge-sharing platforms, fostering strategic partnerships, and promoting innovative solutions to advancing cardiovascular care outcomes and delivery in the Caribbean.

The international conference featured esteemed speakers from Yale School of Medicine, Harvard University, UCLA, and other top institutions. Pictured (from left) are Dr Ernest Madu, chairman of Heart Institute of Jamaica; Norrisa Haynes, assistant professor of cardiology, Yale School of Medicine; Dr Edward J Miller associate professor of medicine (cardiovascular medicine) and vicechief of cardiovascular medicine (education) at Yale School of Medicine; Dr Leslee Shaw, professor, Mount Sinai School of Medicine and keynote speaker at the international Masters of Medicine Conference; and Kene Mezue, general cardiology fellow at Yale Cardiology Programme..

Dr Ernest Madu (right), chairman of Heart Institute of Jamaica, poses for a quick snapshot with Dr Asishana Osho (left) and Dr Oyere Onuma, during day one of the international Masters of Medicine Conference..

The 2025 edition of the international Masters of Medicine Conference, held under the theme ‘Her Heart Matters’, explored cardiovascular disease in women, with a special focus on the crucial relationship between menopause and women’s heart health. Pictured are Dr Dainia Baugh (centre), president of the HIC Foundation, internist, and menopause specialist; flanked by Erica Spatz (left), associate professor of cardiovascular medicine at Yale; and Ania Jastreboff, associate professor of endocrinology .

As the leading cardiovascular conference in the Caribbean, the international Masters of Medicine Conference continues to attract global thought leaders in cardiovascular medicine. From left: Kene Mezue, general cardiology fellow at Yale Cardiology Programme; Ijeoma Opara, Yale School of Public Health; Dr Ahmed Soliman Hegazy, consultant interventional cardiologist at HIC; and Dr Olalekan Olaleye, consultant cardiologist at HIC..

Dr Leslee Shaw (L), professor, Mount Sinai School of Medicine and keynote speaker at this year’s international Masters of Medicine Conference poses next to Victor Ferrari, professor of medicine at University of Pennsylvania..

Edwin Tulloch-Reid, cardiologist, Andrews Memorial Hospital and MyHeart Wellness, asks pertinent questions during a question-and-answer segment on day one of the international Masters of Medicine Conference. .

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