(IN BRIEF) Heart Failure 2026 researchers have identified a high-risk “lemon-on-sticks” body composition phenotype in patients with chronic heart failure. The phenotype, characterized by low body mass index combined with high waist-to-hip ratio, was associated with stronger signs of congestion, … Read the full press release
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Tagged BIOSTAT-CHF study, body composition, body mass index, Camilla van der Hoef, Cardiac Health, cardiovascular disease, Cardiovascular Research, chronic heart failure, clinical phenotypes, congestion, European Society of Cardiology, heart biomarkers, heart failure, Heart Failure 2026, Heart Failure Association, inflammation, lemon-on-sticks phenotype, mortality risk, NT-proBNP, obesity paradox, patient prognosis, Personalized Treatment, precision medicine, Researchers Identify High-Risk “Lemon-on-Sticks” Body Composition Pattern in Heart Failure Patients, University Medical Centre Groningen, waist-to-hip ratio, “Lemon-on-Sticks” Phenotype Emerges as Potential Marker of Severe Heart Failure Risk
(IN BRIEF) New data presented at EHRA 2026 show that individuals with atrial fibrillation detected through screening face a threefold higher risk of developing heart failure compared with those without AF, with a risk level similar to patients with known … Read the full press release
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Tagged AF screening, asymptomatic AF, atrial fibrillation, cardiology, cardiovascular disease, clinical research, ECG screening, EHRA 2026, EHRA 2026 Study Shows Screening Identified AF Carries Similar Heart Failure Risk as Diagnosed Cases, European Heart Rhythm Association, European Society of Cardiology, Gina Sado, heart failure, patient outcomes, STROKESTOP, STROKESTOP II
(IN BRIEF) New research published in the European Heart Journal reveals that even short periods of vigorous physical activity can significantly reduce the risk of major diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, inflammatory conditions, and dementia. The study, based on data … Read the full press release
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Tagged accelerometer study, Arthritis, cardiovascular disease, chronic disease prevention, dementia, Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease, European Heart Journal, European Society of Cardiology, exercise intensity, health research, inflammation, International Research Suggests Small Amounts of Vigorous Activity Can Improve Long-Term Health Outcomes, lifestyle health, Minxue Shen, mortality risk, physical activity, public health, Study Finds Exercise Intensity Plays Key Role in Lowering Risk of Dementia, type 2 diabetes, UK Biobank, vigorous exercise
(IN BRIEF) A randomized double-blind study of 74 healthy adults has shown that a single night of exposure to typical urban traffic noise can negatively affect cardiovascular health by impairing blood vessel function, increasing heart rate and triggering inflammatory and … Read the full press release
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Tagged Andreas Daiber, blood vessel function, cardiovascular health, Cardiovascular Research journal, environmental noise, European Environment Agency, European Society of Cardiology, flow mediated dilation, hypertension risk, inflammation markers, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, MARKOPOLO consortium, New Study Shows Single Night of Traffic Noise Can Trigger Measurable Cardiovascular Stress, Nighttime Traffic Noise Identified as Potential Cardiovascular Risk Factor in New Clinical Study, Omar Hahad, sleep disruption, Thomas Münzel, traffic noise, urban noise pollution, World Health Organization
(IN BRIEF) Data presented at EAPCI Summit 2026 analysing 21 European countries found no significant link between higher national rates of primary PCI procedures and reduced mortality following myocardial infarction, suggesting that access alone does not determine outcomes. The research … Read the full press release
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Tagged Ali Malik, cardiometabolic risk, cardiovascular disease, EAPCI Summit 2026, ESC Atlas of Cardiology, European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Interventions, European healthcare data, European Society of Cardiology, healthcare systems research, interventional cardiology, King’s College London, mortality analysis, Mount Sinai Health System, myocardial infarction, New Multi Country Study Highlights Systemic Factors Beyond Procedure Numbers in Reducing Cardiovascular Mortality, Pan European Data Review Points to Prevention Expertise and Care Pathways as Key Drivers of Cardiac Outcomes, percutaneous coronary intervention, Prevention Strategies, primary PCI, Sanjay Sivalokanathan, Sukruth Pradeep Kundur
(IN BRIEF) The European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Interventions will hold its first official summit under the European Society of Cardiology in Munich on 19–20 February 2026, bringing together leading and emerging specialists in interventional cardiology to focus on education, … Read the full press release
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Tagged Alaide Chieffo, cardiology education, Cardiovascular Imaging, catheter-based procedures, clinical guidelines, EACTS, EAPCI, ESC, ESC and EAPCI convene multidisciplinary summit to shape the future of catheter-based cardiovascular care, European Society of Cardiology, heart failure, Heart Team, interventional cardiology, Medical Device Regulation, Munich, patient-centred care, PCI, percutaneous cardiovascular interventions, simulator training, TAVI, Thomas F. Lüscher, young professionals
(IN BRIEF) A major observational study presented at EACVI 2025 found that valvular heart disease is common in patients with prior cancer diagnoses, with 7.2% showing severe disease on echocardiography. Conditions such as tricuspid and mitral regurgitation and aortic stenosis … Read the full press release
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Tagged anthracyclines, Aortic Stenosis, cancer survivors, cardio-oncology, cardiotoxicity, cardiovascular death, Cardiovascular Imaging, CESAR study, EACVI 2025, echocardiography, ESC, European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging, European Society of Cardiology, Maximilian Autherith, mitral regurgitation, mortality risk, New Research Highlights Need for Regular Cardiac Monitoring as Cancer Survivors Face High Rates of Valvular Heart Disease, survival benefit, tricuspid regurgitation, valve intervention, valvular heart disease, Vienna
(IN BRIEF) The European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging will host EACVI 2025 in Vienna from 11–13 December, bringing together echocardiography, CMR, CT and nuclear cardiology within a unified multi-modality congress. The event will highlight advances in individual imaging techniques as … Read the full press release
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Tagged AI in imaging, artificial intelligence, atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathies, Cardiovascular Imaging, CMR, CT, Dr Victoria Delgado, EACVI 2025, EACVI 2025 unites all major cardiovascular imaging specialties to advance precision and patient-centred care, echocardiography, ESC, ESC Clinical Practice Guidelines, European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging, European Society of Cardiology, imaging congress, Imaging Training Hub, multi-modality imaging, myocarditis, nuclear cardiology, valvular heart disease, VIECON Messe Wien, Vienna
(IN BRIEF) Research presented at ESC Congress 2025 has shown that GLP-1 receptor agonists, used to treat patients with heart failure and preserved ejection fraction, not only reduce hospitalizations and improve outcomes but also cut the environmental footprint of healthcare. … Read the full press release
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Tagged carbon footprint of healthcare, environmental co-benefits, ESC Congress 2025, European Society of Cardiology, FLOW trial, GLP-1 receptor agonists, greenhouse gas emissions, healthcare sustainability, heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, HFpEF, Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, medical waste reduction, Sarju Ganatra, SELECT Trial, STEP HFpEF, Sustain Health Solutions, sustainability, Sustainable Healthcare
(IN BRIEF) A study presented at ESC Congress 2025 has found that a standard piston-based chest compression device is the only method able to achieve effective CPR depth in microgravity conditions, outperforming NASA’s current “handstand method” and other tested devices. … Read the full press release
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Tagged Air Zero G, automated chest compression, cardiac arrest in space, CHRU de Nancy, CNES, CPR in space, emergency medical kit, ESC Congress 2025, European Society of Cardiology, handstand method, international resuscitation guidelines, mechanical piston device, microgravity, Novespace, parabolic flight, resuscitation research, space medicine, space tourism, Université de Lorraine, Université de Paris
(IN BRIEF) Research presented at ESC Congress 2025 has shown that low fitness and older age independently increase the risk of arrhythmias in otherwise healthy adults. The study of 1,151 participants aged 40–65 revealed that reduced aerobic capacity was strongly … Read the full press release
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Tagged aerobic fitness, aging, arrhythmias, atrial arrhythmias, cardiovascular disease, Cardiovascular risk, Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Dr Amit Moses, Early Detection, ECG monitoring, ESC Congress 2025, European Society of Cardiology, exercise and heart health, heart rhythm, irregular heartbeat, preventive cardiology, screening over 50s, ventricular arrhythmias
(IN BRIEF) Novartis will present 19 abstracts at the 2025 European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress in Madrid, showcasing new findings across its cardiovascular portfolio. Key highlights include two VictORION studies on Leqvio’s impact on quality of life and its … Read the full press release
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Tagged abelacimab, atrial fibrillation, AZALEA-TIMI 71, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular pipeline therapies, Chagas disease, Entresto, ESC Congress 2025, European Society of Cardiology, heart failure, inclisiran, Leqvio, lipoprotein apheresis, lipoprotein(a), Lp(a)FRONTIERS APHERESIS trial, Novartis, PARACHUTE-HF trial, pelacarsen, Sacubitril Valsartan, VictORION studies, xRNA platform
(IN BRIEF) A large-scale study of more than 36,000 people with high blood pressure has shown that walking more steps daily, even below 10,000, and increasing walking pace can significantly reduce the risk of heart and vascular problems. Each extra … Read the full press release
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Tagged accelerometer study, cardiovascular disease, daily steps, Emmanuel Stamatakis, European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, European Society of Cardiology, heart disease, heart failure, High blood pressure, hypertension, MACE, Mackenzie Wearables Research Hub, myocardial infarction, physical activity, stroke, UK Biobank, University of Sydney, walking pace
(IN BRIEF) The EU‑funded AI4HF project is co‑designing, developing and evaluating a trustworthy AI tool to personalise heart failure care. Engaging over 200 stakeholders—including patients, clinicians and administrators—from Europe, South America and Africa, the project has held multiple workshops to … Read the full press release
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Tagged AI in healthcare, AI4HF, Amsterdam, Amsterdam UMC, Autumn 2025, Barcelona, bias mitigation, Brno, Clinical/Patient Working Groups, Dar es Salaam, ESC Digital Cardiology and AI Committee, European Heart Network, European Society of Cardiology, health literacy, heart failure, high‑dimensional data, Horizon Europe Framework, lifestyle recommendations, Lima, multi‑stakeholder workshops, partnership, personalised medicine, personalised risk assessment, Professor Folkert W. Asselbergs, shared decision-making, SHINE 2Europe, symptom interpretation, trustworthy AI
(IN BRIEF) The European Society of Cardiology’s new Clinical Consensus Statement, published on 3 June 2025 in the European Heart Journal, positions vaccination as a core component of cardiovascular prevention. It reviews evidence that infections such as influenza, pneumonia, SARS-CoV-2, … Read the full press release
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Tagged ACC/AHA guidelines, ACVC, cardiovascular prevention, EAPC, ESC Clinical Consensus Statement, European Heart Journal, European Society of Cardiology, heart failure, HFA, influenza, major adverse cardiovascular events, myocarditis, pneumonia, preventive cardiology, respiratory syncytial virus, SARS-CoV-2, Thomas F. Lüscher, vaccination
(IN BRIEF) From its leadership of key work packages to its rich data resources—the ESC Atlas of Cardiology and GRASP study—the European Society of Cardiology is driving EuroHeartPath’s mission to transform heart-disease care in Europe. This €27 million Horizon Europe … Read the full press release
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Tagged AI machine learning, cardiovascular care pathways, data harmonization, digital health, dissemination, ESC Atlas of Cardiology, EuroHeartPath, European Society of Cardiology, EXPLAIN, GRASP program, Health Equity, Horizon Europe, IHI-JU, PACEVALUE, pathfinder studies, patient-centred care, point-of-care testing, policy recommendations, robotics, WP2, WP3, WP4, WP6, WP8, WP9
(IN BRIEF) Heart Failure 2025, organized by the Heart Failure Association (HFA) of the European Society of Cardiology, will take place in Belgrade, Serbia, from May 17 to 20, 2025. The congress will feature over 80 scientific sessions, including Late-Breaking … Read the full press release
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Tagged Belgrade, cardiology, clinical research, European Society of Cardiology, global healthcare events, healthcare professionals, Heart Failure 2025, Heart Failure Association, heart failure treatment, HFA Young, Immersive learning, late-breaking science, medical education, scientific congress
(IN BRIEF) Researchers have developed an AI algorithm that predicts a heart’s “biological” age using standard 12-lead ECG data. Presented at EHRA 2025, the study found that a biological heart age that is seven years older than the actual age … Read the full press release
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Tagged 12-lead ECG, AI algorithm, Associate Professor Yong-Soo Baek, Cardiovascular risk, chronological age, deep learning, Early Detection, EHRA 2025, ejection fraction, electrical remodelling, European Society of Cardiology, heart biological age, MACE, major adverse cardiovascular events, mortality risk, neural network, preventive strategies, QRS duration, QT interval
(IN BRIEF) The ESC Preventive Cardiology 2025 Congress will be held in Milan from 3 to 5 April 2025 and is organized by the European Association of Preventive Cardiology, part of the ESC. The event will feature over 120 sessions … Read the full press release
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Tagged 3 April 2025, 5 April 2025, artificial intelligence, breakthrough interventions, cancer therapy-induced toxicity, cardiovascular disease, data science, diagnostics, digital cardiac rehabilitation, ESC Preventive Cardiology 2025, European Association of Preventive Cardiology, European Society of Cardiology, gender differences, heart health, interactive workshops, Italian Federation of Cardiology, Italian Strategic Plan for Cardiovascular Health, Italy, live cases, Milan, Nicolle Kränkel, Obesity, Pharmacology, press accreditation, press conference, preventive cardiology, primary prevention, public health, rehabilitation, risk estimation tools, secondary prevention, sports cardiology
(IN BRIEF) The NextGen project, funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe program with €7.6 million, has commenced in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Led by a 21-member consortium including the European Society of Cardiology, the project aims to personalize therapies for patients … Read the full press release
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Tagged AI, artificial-intelligence, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular diseases, cardiovascular health, CVDs, ESC, European Society of Cardiology, EU’s Horizon Europe, genetics, personalised medicine, Professor Panos Deloukas, Professor Pim van der Harst, Queen Mary University of London, The NextGen project, therapies, University Medical Center Utrecht
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