ESC TV Today :"EHRA 2026 Highlights I Same-Day Discharge I Physiological Pacing"

 

Hello Maria, Welcome to the latest episode of ESC TV Today, coming to you from EHRA 2026 in Paris. Topics include: Highlights from EHRA 2026 Same-day discharge after invasive procedures: from evidence to practice Physiological pacing in heart failure Plus, much more!

My ESC News:New Science. New Resources

 

My ESC News 22 April 2026 - A Weekly Update of ESC Events & Resources   European Journal of Heart Failure: Subclinical atrial fibrillation and the risk of heart failure: insights from ARTESiA   When silent isn’t so silent after all In ARTESiA, progression of subclinical atrial fibrillation (AF) – not baseline burden – doubles the risk of heart failure events. These data challenge the view that short, asymptomatic AF episodes are to be neglected. Instead, AF progression is an early marker of heart failure (HF) vulnerability. Are we missing the window to act before HF declares itself?

ESC TV Today/European Society of Cardiology,newsletter

 

Hello Maria, Welcome to the latest episode of ESC TV Today, coming to you from EHRA 2026 in Paris. Topics include: Highlights from EHRA 2026 Physiological pacing in heart failure Same-day discharge after invasive procedures: from evidence to practice Plus, much more!

ESC European Society of Cardiology,udpate

 

My ESC News 15 April 2026 - A Weekly Update of ESC Events & Resources   EU Cardiometabolic Health Checks: Prioritising prevention and early detection for all   Did they know their numbers? It was great to see cardiovascular health checks being brought directly to the heart of EU policymaking at the European Parliament this week. In anticipation of a major screening programme within the EU's Safe Hearts Plan, the initiative, which was supported by EACH, highlighted the importance of early detection, prevention and knowing your numbers.

ESC European Society of Cardiology,congress

 

Transform cardiology with us at #ESCCongress

Dear Ms Chadzidakis Vavouranakis, At ESC Congress 2026, your community will come together to exchange ideas, challenge perspectives and transform cardiology – together.   The Scientific Programme is designed to spark those transformative moments through dialogue, collaboration and shared discovery: Shape practice: Ask your questions in ESC Guidelines Task Force sessions Connect with experts: Join Ask the Trialist and Bring your Questions sessions Learn from pioneers: Meet the legends who have shaped the field Debate the future: Take part in Great Debates on complex topics Think globally: Attend joint and international sessions with leading societies Explore the Scientific Programme and register before 31 May to save the most.

ESC European Society of Cardiology,update

 

FOCUS Dear Ms Chadzidakis Vavouranakis, FOCUS this month brings you resources on the right ventricle (RV).

ESC European Society of Cardiology,update

 

My ESC News 1 April 2026 - A Weekly Update of ESC Events & Resources   European Heart Journal: Genetic counselling implementation in dilated cardiomyopathy: A clinical consensus statement of the Heart Failure Association of the ESC, the ESC Working Group on Myocardial and Pericardial Diseases, and the ESC Council on Cardiovascular Genomics   Genetic testing is reshaping our understanding and management of dilated cardiomyopathy. Are we using it to its full potential? Are we underestimating its role? Despite the evidence, genetic testing remains inconsistently applied, often reserved for "selected" cases. This ESC consensus statement challenges that mindset, arguing that genetics is no longer optional but central to modern care. A blueprint for clinicians navigating the genomic era. The question is no longer whether to test, but how to do it right.

ESC European Society of Cardiology Congress 2026

 

Discover the 2026 ESC Guidelines first at #ESCCongress

Dear Ms Chadzidakis Vavouranakis,   At ESC Congress 2026, the greatly anticipated ESC Clinical Practice Guidelines and Documents will be unveiled, translating the latest scientific evidence into guidance to improve patient outcomes and healthcare systems across the world.

European Society of Cardiology,update

 

My ESC News 25 March 2026 - A Weekly Update of ESC Events & Resources   European Heart Journal: Great debate: the new risk factor-weighted clinical likelihood model is useful to estimate the initial pre-test probability of obstructive coronary artery disease in individuals with suspected chronic coronary syndromes   This 'Great debate' article discusses the pros and cons of the new 'risk-factor-weighted clinical likelihood model'. This model was developed to assess patients with suspected chronic coronary syndrome after history taking. There are several strengths of the model: first, the model includes widely available cardiovascular risk factors to improve estimation of the pre-test clinical likelihood of obstructive coronary artery disease; second, it is simple and easy to use which potentially increases clinical application and third, it identifies a relevant proportion of patients in whom further investigations can be referred. On the other hand, the model has some important limitations: first, the generalisability of the model is limited given its derivation in a European cohort from Denmark, and second, the model is unable to assess the likelihood of microvascular dysfunction.