Key result
The 2026 European Society of Cardiology congress highlighted the integration of Artificial Intelligence in cardiovascular care, gathering over 33,800 stakeholders in Munich.
Population
More than 33,800 cardiovascular professionals from over 170 countries
Design
Four-day international cardiology congress
AI integration at ESC 2026 signals rising emphasis in cardiology; leaves open effects on clinical practice and outcomes.
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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Rachel Kerslake (2026) studied this question. The 2026 European Society of Cardiology congress highlighted the integration of Artificial Intelligence in cardiovascular care, gathering over 33,800 stakeholders in Munich.
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