Important Dates |
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| Early Bird Abstract submissions Closes on June 27, 2025 | |
| Early Bird Registrations Closes on June 30, 2025 | |
| Abstract submissions Closes on February 01, 2026 | |
| Registrations Closes on March 09, 2026 | |
About the Global Conference on Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine
Global Synergies in Cardiology and Cardiovascular Disease and Medicine: Research, Care, and Policy
Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine stand at a pivotal crossroads worldwide, marked by rapid scientific advances, emerging technologies, and the persistent burden of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs).
The Global Cardiology 2026 in Kuala Lumpur is dedicated to bridging global research with regional insights, spotlighting the latest breakthroughs while addressing the unique challenges and progress within Malaysia and the ASEAN region.
As cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of mortality globally, the integration of international expertise and local data sharing will catalyze innovative preventive strategies, personalized treatments, and collaborative solutions essential for enhancing cardiovascular health across diverse populations.
Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine: Research Pain Points and Progress
Pain Points
- Rising crude CVD prevalence and mortality due to population aging and lifestyle changes
- Rising prevalence of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity
- Translating basic cardiovascular research into safe, effective clinical therapies
- High costs and limited affordability of personalized and rare disease treatments
- Workforce challenges in delivering treatment and care
Progress
- Breakthroughs in anti-obesity drugs with cardiovascular benefits
- Breakthrough RNA-based and gene-editing therapies targeting cardiovascular genetic abnormalities and amyloidosis
- Advances in AI, remote monitoring, and minimally invasive treatments
- Adoption of telehealth and digital health tools for broader reach
- Innovations in minimally invasive interventional cardiology and heart failure management devices enhancing patient care