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Simplified and Traditional Chinese Materials Now Uploaded

  • Writer: Angela Ramirez
    Angela Ramirez
  • Nov 9
  • 1 min read

December 30, 2024


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We are pleased to announce that our many educational materials that provide information about different types of vascular diseases are now available in simplified and traditional Chinese. You can find them here and on our website under the education tab and under a description of our PCORI-supported project directed at Chinese-speaking patient and caregiver engagement in research. Our goals are to increase health literacy and to raise awareness among Chinese-speaking communities of research's vital role in advancing treatments for all populations and the importance of their voices in ensuring that research benefits the needs of their communities. We are committed to understanding the unique needs and priorities of Chinese-speaking patients and caregivers and strive to develop tailored resources and tools that encourage confident participation in research initiatives.

Important Note: Health-related information on this page, including text, graphics, images and other material is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All opinions discussed in the PAD Facebook Group and Online Community are solely at the discretion of the administrators and community members and participants.


To learn more about Vascular Cures’ Patients as Partners Program, please visit: https://vascularcures.org/patients-as-partners/

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