29th August to 2nd September 2015, London, United Kingdom.

” The spotlight this year: Environment and the Heart”

The world’s largest and most influential cardiovascular event contributing to global awareness of the latest clinical trials and breakthrough discoveries.

5 days of scientific sessions
150 CV Topics
27 000+ healthcare professionals from 140 countries
11 000+ abstracts submitted
500 expert sessions
180+ exhibiting companies
& all year long on ESC Congress 365

Our vision for ESC Congress 2015 turns towards the patient as we focus on how we can improve patient care by communicating the most timely and significant advances in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.

We will look at the best way to present, share, debate, and conclude on the latest science and research in cardiology and how it can improve the lives of our patients.

The Congress Programme Committee will structure the best in science into more than 500 sessions with a distinguished faculty from around the globe and over 4 600 abstract presentations.

The scientific programme will be practice orientated and interactive, ensuring the cardiology professionals from around the world, who converge in London in August 2015, can equate the presented science to their professional practice.

Network and interact with true Legends in cardiology
There is much the clinical cardiologist, the trainee and the researcher can learn. You ask the legend…! What made them to do it, what lessons have they learned and what may inspire leaders of tomorrow?
This programme is complemented with exceptional participation of Nobel Prize Laureate Doctor Elizabeth Blackburn who will do us the honor to take part on the “Journey to Stockholm” programme

Meet with friends and peers from other countries during the joint sessions
Special focus on Brazil & Japan!
Share views and perspectives with worldwide experts from different disciplines and explore opportunities for collaboration.
Also, not to be missed the “My NCS@ESC” sessions highlighting National Cardiac Societies and Guidelines implementations.

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