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Improving cardiovascular risk prediction in Latin America and the Caribbean with SCORE2-LAC
Cardiovascular risk varies across populations. To reduce inequalities in care, the European Society of Cardiology and the Inter-American Society of Cardiology are developing SCORE2-LAC, a tailored risk prediction tool designed specifically for Latin America and the Caribbean.
In Memoriam - Professor Eugene Braunwald
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Prof. Eugene Braunwald, one of the most influential figures in the history of cardiovascular medicine. “Prof. Braunwald was the leading cardiologist of his time. His vision and innovation changed the trajectory of cardiovascular medicine". ESC President, Thomas F. Lüscher.
Congratulations to the new editor-in-chief
We are delighted to announce that Prof. Thomas Marwick will be the first Editor-in-Chief of the new European Heart Journal – Cardio-Oncology. Prof. Marwick will participate in the Inaugural Session at ESC Cardio-Oncology 2026.
Highlights from EHRA 2026
Helmut Puererfellner presents key scientific highlights from EHRA 2026, focusing on trials CEPAF, ULYSSES and SOLVE-AF.
NEW: ESC Guidelines for the management of valvular heart disease – for patients
Designed for patients and their families, our new guide provides an overview of the recommendations for the diagnosis and treatment of common types of heart valve diseases. Share it with your patients to support informed discussions and shared decision making with their healthcare teams
Prioritising prevention and early detection for all
Our recent interview with leading experts highlights the key elements that should be part of a CV health check, and why they matter for prevention, follow up and long-term heart health.
NEW ESC Gender Equity Report
At the ESC, women hold only one-third of leadership positions. Our Gender Policy drives fair governance and equal access to education, training and research. Explore our new Gender Equity Report to see progress since 2022 and where more action is needed.
Spotlight on the ESC Gender Task Force
Closing the gender gap in cardiovascular disease requires better data, stronger awareness and more women in leadership. Prof. Maria Rubini Gimenez outlines why action is urgently needed and how the ESC is driving change across research, trials and education.