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Our hypertension community is on LinkedIn!
Follow the hypertension council community on our new LinkedIn page to connect, exchange ideas, and stay up to date with the latest news and exciting initiatives.
Our cardiology practice community is on LinkedIn!
Follow the cardiology practice community on our new LinkedIn page to connect, exchange ideas, and stay up to date with the latest news and exciting initiatives.
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.
EHJ Dialogues
In this EHJ Dialogue, Prof. Steven Nissen discusses ischaemic heart disease and public health advocacy. On 30 April at 17:00 CEST.
Free session on ESC 365
If you missed #ACVC2026 in Lisbon, you can now watch the session ‘The ESC Heart Team at work: a presidential approach to an acute cardiac care patient's journey’ free on ESC 365 for a limited time.
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. We'll soon be announcing a call for papers – keep an eye out for updates.
Subclinical atrial fibrillation and the risk of heart failure: insights from ARTESiA
European Journal of Heart Failure
Basic science travel grants for ESC Congress 2026
If you are a member of the Council on Basic Cardiovascular Science and your abstract has been accepted for ESC Congress 2026, you are invited to apply for a travel grant. Please submit your application by Monday, 22 June.
Time for physiological pacing in heart failure?
As physiological pacing gains momentum in heart failure care, does it protect from pacemaker-induced cardiac dysfunction? Does it have advantages over traditional biventricular pacing? Who benefits most and what barriers remain to wider adoption? Haran Burri shares the latest evidence and practical insights.
Highlights from EHRA 2026
Helmut Puererfellner presents key scientific highlights from EHRA 2026, focusing on trials CEPAF, ULYSSES and SOLVE-AF.
Same-day discharge after invasive procedures
As evidence grows, is same-day discharge after EP procedures the new standard of care? Which patients can be safely discharged early after EP and other procedures, and what barriers limit wider adoption? Julia Vogler shares insights from the recently published EHRA consensus document
CardioPractice – Women and the heart
This month’s we launch a two-part series dedicated to “Women and the Heart”, addressing why cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of morbidity and mortality among women worldwide.
Explore resources from ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2026
All the presentations from ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2026 are now available on ESC 365 – the cardiology knowledge hub, exclusively for ACVC Members. If you're not yet a member, join today to enjoy unlimited, year-long access.
AcuteCVDays 2026 - coming soon!
From 4 May to 7 June, enjoy free and unlimited access to a selection of educational resources related to cardiogenic shock in all its different facets. In partnership with the EACVI, EHRA, EAPCI and HFA.
Promoting careers in basic cardiovascular science in Europe
This grant supports innovative projects focused on improving early patient contact and cardiovascular care pathways, providing an opportunity to develop and test initiatives that can make a meaningful difference to clinical practice and patient outcomes. Apply by 4 May.
EU NextGen project advances personalised cardiology
Healthcare is the fastest growing EU expenditure. The need for personalised care in cardiology is rising, but integrating diverse data into artificial intelligence (AI) models remains a challenge. The EU NextGen project will combine sources, including genomic sequencing, to advance personalised cardiology.
EAPCI-ACVC Cardiogenic Shock School
Following the successful launch of the EAPCI-ACVC Cardiogenic Shock School Level 1 in Paris last year, the second edition will take place on 16–18 September in Milan, Italy. Registration opens soon.
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.
FOCUS on the right ventricle
This month, we bring you great resources on the right ventricle (RV) with practical approaches in clinical management and resources to helo you assess patients with RV.
Did you catch the latest from Paris?
With a record-breaking 7,100 participants, #EHRA26 gathered the arrhythmia community together for three days of practical, hands-on learning, meaningful discussion and lively debate. Catch up on the discussion on our social channels.
HFA Young networking reception at Heart Failure 2026
Join the HFA Young Networking Event at our annual congress to connect, exchange ideas, and expand your professional network. Meet peers, engage with experts, and build meaningful collaborations in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Seats are limited.
HFA Research and Training Grants
Benefit from a grant of up to €10,000 to gain hands-on experience and new skills in an ESC member country outside your own. Choose from HFA pre-accredited ICARe-HF Quality of Care Centres, or propose a centre that aligns with your project.
Our community of heart rhythm experts is on LinkedIn!
Follow the EHRA community on our new LinkedIn page to connect, exchange ideas, and stay up to date with the latest news and exciting initiatives.
M&PD 2026 - submit your abstract
M&PD brings the field's most pressing advances to Berlin – from genetics, multiomics, and AI, to novel therapies in HCM, DCM, inflammatory cardiomyopathies and restrictive phenotypes. Submit your abstract by 18 August.
Valvular heart disease: a new chapter in heart failure management
Dr. Giulia Bruno and Prof. Piotr Ponikowski discuss the complex relationship between valvular heart disease and heart failure, highlighting evolving insights into secondary mitral and tricuspid regurgitation.
Elevate your expertise with ESC eLearning
Boost your cardiovascular prevention skills with our flexible online course on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). A 20% discount is available to EAPC Members.
Using mixed methods in cardiovascular nursing research
Join us for the fourth talk of our six-part series dedicated to exploring essential aspects of research methodology. On 12 May from 15:00-16:00. ACNAP Members have exclusive access to previous ACNAP Talks on demand.
EHJ-ACVC Highlights
This month’s EHJ-ACVC Highlights spotlights groundbreaking research and educational insights tackling some of the most pressing challenges in acute cardiovascular care.
Working Groups elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. Submit your candidacy between 13 April and 4 May.
Workplace equity in cardiac imaging: share your experience
Help shape workplace equity in cardiac imaging. Share your experience on work–life balance, opportunities and discrimination by completing our cross-gender survey today.
EACVI Imaging Grants
Advance your career in cardiovascular imaging with an EACVI Grant. Open to specialists under 40 from ESC member and affiliated countries, these grants support 3–6 months of advanced clinical training or a 12-month research placement at a leading academic centre abroad.
New Gender Equality Strategy recognises women's cardiovascular health gaps
The European Society of Cardiology (ESC) welcomes the growing recognition of gender disparities in cardiovascular health at the highest policymaking levels. Learn how EU initiatives and sustained ESC advocacy are driving progress for women’s cardiovascular health.
ESC Congress 2026 – Connect with the community shaping transformation in cardiology
See what awaits at #ESCCongress 2026! From new ESC Clinical Practice Guidelines to dedicated programme tracks, the Scientific Programme shows how innovation is translating into real clinical decision-making. Register by 31 May to save the most.
How to make more sustainable health facilities: reducing waste strategies
Healthcare generates large volumes of waste. Hear from Mrs. Gomes, environmental officer at ACNAP, and Mr. Monteiro Teixeira as they discuss how healthcare facilities can become more sustainable by reducing waste.
Our basic cardiovascular science community is on LinkedIn!
Follow the basic cardiovascular science community on our new LinkedIn page to connect, exchange ideas, and stay up to date with the latest news and exciting initiatives.
ACNAP 2026 – Register today and save
Exchange perspectives, gain practical insights, and translate ideas into better care at our annual congress taking place on 12 and 13 June in Sophia Antipolis, France. ACNAP Members benefit from great savings on registration.
EHRA Journal Club - EHRA Late-Breaking Trial: left bundle CRT
Register today to join Profs. Haran Burri and Zachary Whinnett, and Drs. Micaela Ebert and Oscar Cano Perez for a discussion on the left bundle CRT and LeCaRt trials. On Wednesday, 6 May from 18:00 to 18:45 CEST.
Patient engagement
This episode of EHRA Cardio Talk – Keep the Rhythm, welcomes Inga Drossart, Vera Maslova and Stefan Simovic who discuss patient engagement at two levels: as active partners in their own care and as patient advocates in the healthcare system.
ESC TV Today – A critical look at cardiology practice
Are we too quick to adopt innovation — and too slow to abandon ineffective care? How should we interpret evidence when trials are neutral, biased, or overlooked? John Mandrola makes the case for a more critical, back-to-basics approach to evidence-based cardiology.
EAPCI Board 2026–2028: Call for candidates
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the association's direction and represent our community. The call for applications opens on 29 April!
HFA Board and Nominating Committee Elections 2026-2028
The call for candidates for the upcoming HFA elections is now closed. The voting platform is now open. Discover the final slate and cast your vote by 20 April.
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.
Working group elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. Submit your candidacy between 13 April and 4 May.
Working group elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. Submit your candidacy between 13 April and 4 May.
Working group elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. Submit your candidacy between 13 April and 4 May.
Working group elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. Submit your candidacy between 13 April and 4 May.
Working group elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. Submit your candidacy between 13 April and 4 May.
Working Group Elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. The call for candidates is open from 13 April to 4 May.
Working group elections 2026-2028
We are inviting active and committed volunteers to take on leadership roles for the 2026-2028 mandate. Shape the working group's direction and represent your community. Submit your candidacy between 13 April and 4 May.