European Society of Cardiology
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Search ArticlesPatients who suffer heart attack have more micro and nanoplastic in their blood
Key takeaways: • Researchers measured levels of plastic in the blood supplying the heart. • Levels were highest in heart attack patients, compared to other patients. • Smokers and people exposed to polluted air also had higher levels.
ESC TV Today - Episode 13: AI and digital solutions in emergency medicine - Management of heart failure in cardiac amyloidosis on ESC 365
This 20-minute episode covers Cardiac Amyloidosis and more with Doctor E. Joyce (Ireland,IE), Professor M. Fontana (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland,GB),Professor W. Hautz (Switzerland,CH),Doctor K. Koskinas (Switzerland,CH).
ESC Congress 2026
Essential information and insights to shape your congress experience Register now & save Secure your place today and benefit from registration savings. Scientific Programme Discover the main tracks that will shape your learning experience. ESC Heart Team Challenge Join a new interactive experience designed to test your clinical reasoning and teamwork in a time-driven setting. Join the Bavarian Connection Book your ticket for the networking event on Saturday, 29 August from 18:00.
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Cardiac screening advice published for military personnel
Key takeaways: The first international statement on cardiac evaluation in the Armed Forces has been published. The rate of sudden cardiac death appears higher in military recruits than in athletes. Cardiac screening may be appropriate for all new military recruits and should be performed in those in high-hazard occupations.
ESC TV Today - Episode 12: Potassium in heart failure - PCI guidance by intracoronary imaging on ESC 365
This 20-minute episode covers Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) and more with Doctor E. Joyce (Ireland,IE), Associate Professor Y. Bououdina (Algeria,DZ),Doctor J. Carpenter (Ireland,IE),Professor M. Packer (United States of America,US),Professor L. Raber (Switzerland,CH).
Helpful information
ESC Congress 2026, Munich & Online, 28 - 31 August The journey of transformation, together From practical tips on attendance and travel to hotel options and essential information before, during, and after the event, this section brings together everything you need for a smooth and rewarding ESC Congress 2026 experience. We invite you to visit this page regularly, as it will be continuously updated until the congress begins.
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ESC Congress 2026: Transforming innovative ideas into clinical reality
Key takeaways The world's leading cardiology experts will convene in Munich for ESC Congress 2026. The event takes place from 28 to 31 August, with the press programme beginning on 27 August. This year’s spotlight on artificial intelligence will explore the potential of this rapidly evolving tool to transform clinical practice. Sophia Antipolis, France – 23 June 2026: The European Society of Cardiology (ESC) will hold the world’s foremost cardiology meeting in Munich from 28–31 August.
Survey reveals major gaps in cardio-oncology training
Key takeaways Cardio-oncology is an emerging field dedicated to ensuring that patients receive the best cancer therapy while minimising cardiovascular side effects. Results from the first comprehensive assessment of cardio-oncology training have revealed profound educational gaps.