ESC 2026

Munich, Germany, August 2026 – Radcliffe Cardiology has launched the Congress Hub at ESC Congress 2026, a new destination designed to help healthcare professionals navigate, discover and interpret the latest developments in cardiovascular medicine.

The platform brings together clinical trial coverage, expert interviews, guideline analysis, debates, roundtables and educational content in a single searchable experience, making it easier for clinicians to engage with the most important science emerging from major medical congresses.

As scientific output continues to accelerate, healthcare professionals face an increasingly difficult challenge: identifying which findings are most relevant to clinical practice. The Congress Hub has been developed to address this challenge by creating a new layer of expert-led curation that helps clinicians focus on the evidence, discussions and perspectives most likely to influence patient care.

A cornerstone of the new platform is the Radcliffe Impact Meter, an initiative designed to capture expert perspectives on the potential clinical relevance of emerging evidence.

More than 400 members of Radcliffe's international faculty network and editorial boards have been invited to assess key studies and scientific developments presented at major congresses, ranking findings on a spectrum ranging from Early Data to Practice-Changing Evidence. The initiative reflects Radcliffe's belief that scientific findings are most valuable when considered alongside expert interpretation and real-world clinical experience.

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The way healthcare professionals engage with new science is changing. Major congresses continue to generate extraordinary advances in research, but the volume and complexity of information can make it increasingly difficult to identify what will ultimately matter most in practice.

At Radcliffe, our ambition is to create educational destinations that help clinicians go beyond simply accessing information. We want to help them discover, interpret and engage with emerging evidence through trusted expert perspectives and meaningful discussion.

The Congress Hub is an important step in that direction. It combines scientific content, expert insight and community engagement in a way that helps place new evidence in context and supports more informed clinical decision-making.

For ESC Congress 2026, our focus has been on helping clinicians navigate the science more efficiently. The Congress Hub brings together our trial interviews, expert discussions, debates, guideline coverage and educational content in one place, making it easier to discover the insights most relevant to clinical practice.

One of the most exciting elements is the Impact Meter. We believe that important findings should be viewed through the lens of clinical expertise, which is why we invited members of our international faculty network and editorial boards to assess key studies and share their perspectives on their potential impact. The result is a richer, more contextualised view of the science emerging from the congress.

The Congress Hub serves as the central destination for Radcliffe's congress coverage, featuring:

• Clinical trial interviews with principal investigators

• Expert discussion of late-breaking science

• Guideline analysis and practical commentary

• Faculty roundtables and debates

• Impact Meter rankings and expert opinion

• Curated content pathways across key areas of cardiovascular medicine

The launch reflects Radcliffe's ongoing commitment to helping healthcare professionals engage with emerging science through expert interpretation, practical relevance and clinical context, creating a more accessible and meaningful way to explore the evidence shaping cardiovascular practice.