ESC Preventive Cardiology takes place on 15–17 April 2027 in Lisbon, Portugal, at Centro de Congressos de Lisboa. Organised by the European Association of Preventive Cardiology (EAPC), it is an onsite congress dedicated to cardiovascular prevention. The 2027 theme, “Cardiometabolic Prevention in 2027: Person, Place and Profile,” reflects an increasingly tailored approach to the people receiving care, the settings in which they live and the profiles that shape cardiovascular risk.
The congress brings together clinicians, researchers, nurses and other healthcare professionals to connect scientific evidence with everyday practice. The official scientific overview highlights cardiometabolic prevention, behavioural science, digital health, rehabilitation and public health. It describes research, guideline updates and practical strategies for risk assessment and management across diverse populations. Expert-led sessions, interactive case discussions and professional exchange are intended to help delegates apply prevention approaches to patient care.
Announced educational features include Guidelines in Practice sessions using case presentations and interactive discussions. The Congress Programme Committee is chaired by Professor Maryam Kavousi, with Associate Professor Maria Marketou as deputy chair. The official committee roster and linked institutional profiles are recorded as programme leadership and committee membership, not as a confirmed schedule of individual presentations. A detailed timed agenda and programme PDF were not available in the reviewed material.
The call for abstracts is open until 19 November 2026 at noon CET, and clinical cases until 26 November 2026 at noon CET. Late-breaking science is a separate later window, opening on 10 December 2026 and closing on 19 January 2027 at noon CET; it is not described as currently open. Applicants should use the corresponding official call pages for submission rules and eligibility.
Published onsite fees include 23% VAT. Through 16 February 2027, standard non-member registration is EUR 695 and EAPC member registration EUR 595. Eligible nurse/allied professional, medical-student, in-training and qualifying low/lower-middle-income-country categories are EUR 495, subject to documentation and category conditions. Late fees through 16 March are EUR 795, EUR 695 and EUR 595 respectively; last-minute/onsite fees through 17 April are EUR 895, EUR 795 and EUR 695. The advertised starting rate of EUR 495 applies only to eligible reduced-fee categories, not every delegate.
Registration includes scientific and educational activities, networking, exhibition and industry sessions, and on-demand programme access until 1 May 2027. An EACCME application is pending; no approved credit total or accreditation badge is claimed. No named 2027 sponsoring companies or fully detailed workshops were verified. A stray 2026 membership sentence on the fee page was excluded from the 2027 description.
