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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education · Journal article
Eclinicalmedicine · September 1, 2026
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This is a promotional summary of the European Society of Cardiology's 2026 congress, reporting attendance and thematic highlights. It contains no original data, trial results, or clinical evidence suitable for professional evidence appraisal.
Journal article. Munich.
Over 33,800 cardiologists, nurses, physicians, researchers, patient advocates, and other cardiovascular stakeholders from over 170 countries attended the congress in Munich over four days.
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This is a congress summary describing attendance and themes, not a scientific study or clinical trial with measurable evidence for evaluation.
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From robots on the concourse to an AI-assisted programme, the European Society of Cardiology's 2026 congress embedded Artificial Intelligence (AI), and its potential to advance cardiology at the heart of this year's congress. Over four days more than 33,800 cardiologists, nurses, physicians, researchers, patient advocates, and other cardiovascular stakeholders from over 170 countries gathered in Munich to celebrate the years advancements and spark new ideas. From updates to ESC guidelines to emerging technologies, novel treatments, and major updates to clinical trials, attendees left energised and motivated to improve global cardiovascular care.
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