The Norwegian Health Association has awarded the prestigious 2024 Heart Research Award (Hjerteforskningsprisen) to professor Kristina H. Haugaa.
Haugaa is a cardiologist with a specialty in genetic heart diseases. She works as a senior physician at The Department of Cardiology at Rikshospitalet and as a professor at the University of Oslo.
Professor Haugaa received the award for her pioneering work in cardiac medicine, focusing on preventing sudden cardiac death due to genetic heart defects. The Heart Research Award was presented to her by Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mette-Marit on April 15, 2024.
“First and foremost, the award is important for all patients with genetic heart diseases and their families, but of course also for me and my research team. Together, we will continue to improve the diagnostics and treatment of those affected, and thereby prevent the worst imaginable incidents,” Haugaa says in an interview with The Norwegian Health Association.
- priority at NORHEART events
- visibility to other cardiovascular researchers
- e-mail updates and Newsletter
- membership free of charge
Join the Friends of NORHEART mailing list if you want to receive our newsletter without membership.
Approximately 25 researchers met in Trondheim for the new workshop called “Advancing Ischemic Heart Disease…
Cardiac researchers and clinical cardiologists need to know key concepts and terms for measuring and describing…
The Norwegian Health Association has awarded the prestigious 2024 Heart Research Award (Hjerteforskningsprisen) to professor Kristina…
More than 100 participants attended the 21st Annual Norwegian Symposium on Heart Research, hosted by…
