WEBINARS & EVENTS
Free Webinars on Vascular & Ischemic Disease
For patients who have been told there are no more options -- and the physicians who care for them. Join Hemostemix clinicians and researchers for live, plain-language sessions on PAD and CLTI, angina, cardiomyopathy, vascular dementia, atherosclerosis and ischemic pain, and the science behind ACP-01, an investigational therapy made from a patient's own blood.
✓ Free to attend ✓ Live Q&A with clinicians ✓ On-demand replays
WHY LISTEN TO US
Grounded in 20 years of clinical research
Every webinar is led by the people doing the work: physicians, scientists and patient advocates presenting peer-reviewed data — including what we still don't know.
498+
patients treated across ACP research programs with no cell related adverse reactions reported
11
peer-reviewed publications on ACP safety and outcomes
7
completed clinical studies, including a Phase II CLTI
20 yrs
of clinical research in vascular and ischemic conditions
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Upcoming Webinars
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ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Atherosclerosis: One Disease, Many Conditions
How plaque in one artery signals risk across the heart, legs and brain.
VASCULAR DEMENTIA
Vascular Dementia: Is It Really a Brain Disease?
Why blood flow may matter as much as the brain itself in vascular dementia.
ANGINA - CARDIOMYOPATHY
When Standard-of-Care Heart Treatment Isn't Enough
What else is being studied when stents, bypass and medication reach their limits
PAD & CLTI
When Blood Flow Can No Longer Be Restored
Understanding PAD and circulation, and options when revascularization isn't possible
WEBINAR TOPICS
Understanding ischemic and vascular disease
Many serious conditions share one root problem: tissue that isn't getting enough blood. Our webinar series explains how narrowed or damaged blood vessels affect the legs, heart and brain, what standard treatments can offer, and where regenerative research — including the growth of new blood vessels, called angiogenesis — fits in. Choose a topic to be notified of the next session.
ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Atherosclerosis Webinar: How Plaque Buildup Restricts Blood Flow
Atherosclerosis -- the buildup of plaque inside artery walls -- is the underlying cause of peripheral artery disease, coronary artery disease and many strokes. This session explains how narrowed arteries lead to ischemia, which risk factors matter most, and where research into new blood-vessel growth fits alongside standard care.
You'll learn
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Early warning signs and who is at risk
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How it's diagnosed: ABI, ultrasound and imaging
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Lifestyle, medication and procedural options
PAD & CLTI
PAD & CLTI Webinar: Options When Amputation Is on the Table
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) narrows the arteries to the legs. Its most severe form, chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI), brings rest pain, non-healing wounds and a real risk of amputation. Learn how CLTI is staged, what "no-option" means, and what Phase II research on ACP-01 has reported.
You'll learn
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From leg cramps (claudication) to rest pain
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Revascularization, wound care and limb salvage
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Questions to ask about about limb salvage options
ANGINA
Refractory Angina Webinar: When Chest Pain Persists After Treatment
When chest pain continues despite medication, stents or bypass surgery, it's called refractory angina. We'll cover why some areas of the heart stay under-supplied with blood, how angina is graded, and what clinical research has measured for exercise capacity and heart perfusion with ACP-01.
You'll learn
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Stable vs. refractory angina and the CCS class
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Current medical and procedural treatments
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What published ACP studies measured
ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Atherosclerosis Webinar: How Plaque Buildup Restricts Blood Flow
Atherosclerosis -- the buildup of plaque inside artery walls -- is the underlying cause of peripheral artery disease, coronary artery disease and many strokes. This session explains how narrowed arteries lead to ischemia, which risk factors matter most, and where research into new blood-vessel growth fits alongside standard care.
You'll learn
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Early warning signs and who is at risk
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How it's diagnosed: ABI, ultrasound and imaging
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Lifestyle, medication and procedural options
PAD & CLTI
PAD & CLTI Webinar: Options When Amputation IS on the Table
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) narrows the arteries to the legs. Its most severe form, chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI), brings rest pain, non-healing wounds and a real risk of amputation. Learn how CLTI is staged, what "no-option" means, and what Phase II research on ACP-01 has reported.
You'll learn
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From leg cramps (claudication) to rest pain
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Revascularization, wound care and limb salvage
- Questions to ask about about limb salvage options
ANGINA
Refractory Angina Webinar: When Chest Pain Persists After Treatment
When chest pain continues despite medication, stents or bypass surgery, it's called refractory angina. We'll cover why some areas of the heart stay under-supplied with blood, how angina is graded, and what clinical research has measured for exercise capacity and heart perfusion with ACP-01.
You'll learn
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Stable vs. refractory angina and the CCS class
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Current medical and procedural treatments
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What published ACP studies measured
CARDIOMYOPATHY
Ischemic & Dilated Cardiomyopathy Webinar: Heart Function, Ejection Fraction & Research
Ischemic cardiomyopathy weakens the heart muscle after reduced blood flow or a heart attack, often leading to heart failure symptoms. Dilated cardiomyopathy deforms the heart leading to reduced blood flow. Understand ejection fraction (LVEF), NYHA class and the 6-minute walk test — and how published ACP-01 studies have evaluated safety and cardiac function.
You'll learn
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What your ejection fraction number means
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Standard cardiac care and its limits
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How cell therapy research measures results
VASCULAR DEMENTIA
Vascular Dementia Webinar: Blood Flow, the Brain & Memory
Vascular dementia is among the most common forms of dementia and is caused by reduced blood flow to the brain. Designed for families and caregivers, this session covers early signs, how it differs from Alzheimer's disease, managing vascular risk factors, and why cerebral blood flow is a focus of Hemostemix research.
You'll learn
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Early symptoms families often miss
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Vascular dementia vs. Alzheimer's
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Protecting brain blood flow day to day
ISCHEMIC PAIN
Ischemic Pain Webinar: Rest Pain, Chest Pain & Non-Healing Wounds
Pain is often the first signal that tissue isn't getting enough oxygen. This session covers ischemic rest pain in the legs and feet, anginal chest pain and wound pain — how each is assessed and managed today, and why restoring blood flow is the target of investigational cell therapy research.
You'll learn
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Why poor circulation causes pain
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Pain management options that work today
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Questions to ask your vascular specialist
CARDIOMYOPATHY
Ischemic & Dilated Cardiomyopathy Webinar: Heart Function, Ejection Fraction & Research
Ischemic cardiomyopathy weakens the heart muscle after reduced blood flow or a heart attack, often leading to heart failure symptoms. Dilated cardiomyopathy deforms the heart leading to reduced blood flow. Understand ejection fraction (LVEF), NYHA class and the 6-minute walk test — and how published ACP-01 studies have evaluated safety and cardiac function.
You'll learn
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What your ejection fraction number means
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Standard cardiac care and its limits
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How cell therapy research measures results
VASCULAR DEMENTIA
Vascular Dementia Webinar: Blood Flow, the Brain & Memory
Vascular dementia is among the most common forms of dementia and is caused by reduced blood flow to the brain. Designed for families and caregivers, this session covers early signs, how it differs from Alzheimer's disease, managing vascular risk factors, and why cerebral blood flow is a focus of Hemostemix research.
You'll learn
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Early symptoms families often miss
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Vascular dementia vs. Alzheimer's
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Protecting brain blood flow day to day
ISCHEMIC PAIN
Ischemic Pain Webinar: Rest Pain, Chest Pain & Non-Healing Wounds
Pain is often the first signal that tissue isn't getting enough oxygen. This session covers ischemic rest pain in the legs and feet, anginal chest pain and wound pain — how each is assessed and managed today, and why restoring blood flow is the target of investigational cell therapy research.
You'll learn
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Why poor circulation causes pain
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Pain management options that work today
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Questions to ask your vascular specialist
Schedule A Consultation
Schedule a Consultation
If you have been diagnosed with an advanced vascular or ischemic condition and are exploring investigational research options, you may request a consultation to determine whether further review is appropriate.
FAQ
Webinar Questions
Are Hemostemix webinars free?
Yes. Patient and caregiver webinars are free to attend; registration lets us send the link and replay.
Who should attend?
Patients living with PAD, CLTI, angina, cardiomyopathy or vascular dementia, their families and caregivers, and physicians interested in regenerative approaches to ischemic disease.
Is ACP-01 approved by the FDA?
No. ACP-01 is investigational and has not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or Heath Canada. Webinars explain the research to date and the current status of clinical studies.
Can I watch a recording later?
Yes. Everyone who registers receives the replay link by email after the live session.
Can I ask about my own medical situation?
Yes, but webinars are educational and can't replace advice from your doctor. You may Schedule a Consultation with the button above to discuss whether further review is appropriate.