Previews | Scientific Sessions

Paul Dudley White lecturer outlines profound tech impact on coronary care

AI, imagenomics and robotics could redefine how physicians assess cardiovascular risk and treat disease.

Bringing expert cardiovascular care within reach

Pioneer showcases future of precision cardiology

Hot topics in cardiovascular gene therapy

Timing is everything in tricuspid regurgitation care

Surgical revascularization holds its ground in modern cardiac care

CABG remains the preferred treatment for patients with complex disease or certain other clinical characteristics.

Visitors engage at museum exhibition featuring medical history displays on resuscitation and lifesaving techniques

Do not miss out on final networking events

Practice your personal pitch and join fellow attendees for an open networking opportunity focused on building connections.

Join us at the TRYNGOLZA® (olezarsen) Expert Theater at Scientific Sessions

Join us at the TRYNGOLZA® (olezarsen) Expert Theater at Scientific Sessions

Join Matthew Budoff, MD, on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 11:15 AM for a peer-to-peer session on sHTG and acute pancreatitis risk.

Panel discussion at Health Innovation Pavilion during Scientific Sessions conference with five speakers seated on stage

Human vs. Machine

Visit the Health Innovation Pavilion (HIP) in Booth 100 to hear what Stump the Doctor has to say in this live showdown.

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Ready to take the next step in your career journey?

Network with recruiters. Explore opportunities. Share your resume. Start shaping your future today!

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Networking on Sunday

Go Red for Women® and other networking events throughout the day.

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Saturday’s networking events

Rub elbows with colleagues, have fun and meet new people.

Professionals networking at a Scientific Sessions career programming conference event

Networking opportunities abound at #ScientificSessions26

Check out the many networking events on tap for today.

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NEW | Innovation Forum

Join this high-impact experience at #ScientificSessions26 designed for the full cardiovascular innovation community.

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Two sessions remain in the Simulation Zone

Dedicated learning stations include imaging and radiology, vascular medicine, interventional cardiology, cardiac and vascular surgery, critical care and electrophysiology.

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The Science & Technology Hall closes at 3 p.m. today

Don’t miss your chance to visit exhibitors and experience all the opportunities in the hall.

Welcome to Scientific Sessions 2026! Here’s a look at some of the best and brightest events for Friday, Nov. 6.

Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Certificate Program

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#ScientificSessions26 OnDemand

Find your Featured Science for today

Today’s Late-Breaking Science presentations

3D medical visualization of red blood cells and particles flowing through a dark fluid medium

Review of the updated Hypertension Guidelines

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New in 2026: Obesity Summit

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Who let the dogs out?

Testing in progress

Business professionals wearing VR headsets at medical conference presentation on hypertension treatment

Visit the Science & Technology Hall

Sunday’s Late-Breaking Science