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Cardiology is at a turning point. Are you keeping pace? In our new launch video, Helena Bradbury, Associate Editor at EMJ, unpacks why the latest edition of EMJ Cardiology is essential reading for every cardiologist. Read it now: hubs.la/Q04zzx830

Could new evidence from the @escardio 2026 congress change how cardiovascular risk is prevented, detected, and diagnosed? This year’s congress brought fresh insights you do not want to miss. Explore more with EMJ Cardiology: hubs.la/Q04x0F2c0

Could a high-street pharmacy visit spot your heart attack risk before symptoms appear? A new NHS scheme offers free cholesterol and blood-pressure checks, following a pilot where nearly 1 in 5 people tested were flagged as high-risk. Read more: hubs.ly/Q04wWGqq0

Could imaging uncover cardiovascular risk that conventional assessments miss? At #ESC2026, silent atherosclerosis was detected in 57.1% of adults, with prevalence rising sharply with age. Read more: hubs.la/Q04wdwvl0 #Cardiology #Atherosclerosis #CVD

Myocardial infarction classification is getting simpler. Unveiled at #ESCCongress2026, the new universal definition replaces numerical labels with three clinical categories based on the cause of MI. Read more: hubs.la/Q04w5NDl0 #Cardiology #MyocardialInfarction

Could genetic risk scores help personalise cardiovascular prevention? Preliminary findings presented at the @escardio 2026 congress showed that adding a polygenic risk score altered CAD risk assessment in 42.6% of moderate-risk patients. Read more: hubs.la/Q04vHQxZ0

AI meets human expertise at @escardio 2026 congress. With breakthrough science, practice-shaping data, and new technologies taking centre stage in Munich, EMJ will be following the ideas and debates driving the next era of cardiovascular care. 🔗:hubs.la/Q04vHzhj0 con

Sitting for longer may increase sleep apnea risk, but diet could play a role. In adults with hypertension, greater DASH diet adherence appeared to weaken this association, highlighting diet’s potential role in lifestyle management. Read more: hubs.la/Q04tQhrd0

In a five-day military course, personnel reached core temperatures above 40°C and experienced creatine kinase levels up to 45 times higher than normal, without showing overt signs of illness. Explore the findings: hubs.la/Q04tQmHS0

What if future heart treatments could repair damage, not just manage it? In the latest EMJ Podcast series, host Catherine Glass speaks with Salvatore Brugaletta about the evolution of interventional cardiology and the future of coronary repair. 🎧: hubs.la/Q04pMRjr0

Microplastics are turning up in our bodies. Now, a new study has linked them to stroke, diabetes, and hypertension. Discover more: hubs.la/Q04kf7CS0

The future of cardiology may lie in predicting disease before symptoms ever appear. In this interview, Eric Topol discusses how AI, genomics, imaging, and digital health could transform cardiovascular prevention over the next two decades. Read here: hubs.la/Q04hjk1K0

Could eating breakfast on time slow ageing? Time-restricted eating was linked to slower biological ageing across the heart, liver, and kidneys in 4,890 adults. Full story: hubs.la/Q04gZyht0

The story of women’s heart health is still being written. In the latest EMJ Podcast series, host Saranya Ravindran speaks with Nanette K. Wenger about how decades of research reshaped cardiovascular care for women. 🎧 Hear the full conversation: hubs.la/Q04fQQvW0

Parents of children with autism, ADHD or intellectual disability face up to 27% higher heart disease risk - and it rises with each additional affected child. New Swedish cohort study of 2M+ people points to chronic caregiving stress as a key driver. hubs.la/Q04dwWrB0

Heart failure risk may be predicted years in advance. New research shows routine CT scans could identify high-risk patients up to five years before onset. Learn more: hubs.la/Q04dp7dG0

Domestic abuse rates are higher among nurses and midwives than the general population, but why? Read more on EMJ: hubs.la/Q04cL48R0

Why does cardiovascular data still fail women? In the latest EMJ Podcast series, Saranya Ravindran speaks with Leslie Cho about how precision cardiology is transforming cardiovascular care for women. 🎧 Listen now: hubs.la/Q047LT-L0

Every 40 minutes, someone in London dies from a heart or circulatory condition. A new five-year NHS programme aims to improve heart health across the capital, starting with one simple step: blood pressure checks. 🔗 hubs.la/Q046MnMd0

A new AI tool called ONCO-ACS is set to revolutionise clinical decision-making for cancer patients who have suffered a heart attack. Read more about the technology: hubs.la/Q042tjhC0