The 26th edition of the Italian Group of Vitreoretinal Surgery Congress brings together Italy's leading medical and surgical retina experts in Ancona for a high-level scientific discussion of techniques, technologies, and therapeutic strategies. From advanced vitreoretinal surgery to multimodal imaging, to new perspectives on AMD and diabetic retinopathy, the congress offers an up-to-date and authoritative overview of the developments that are redefining daily clinical practice.

The 99th annual conference of the Italian Society of Dermatology and Sexually Transmitted Diseases focuses on innovation in dermatology, integrating artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and advanced digital diagnostics. The conference promotes translational research, personalized therapy, and new multidisciplinary care models, outlining a future where technology and clinical practice converge to improve diagnosis, management, and patient outcomes.

The global scientific event dedicated to keratoconus likely represents a turning point in the evolution of diagnosis and management of the disease, thanks to the presentation of emerging technologies and increasingly personalized treatment approaches. The scheduled presentations will bring together the perspectives of leading international experts on AI applied to imaging, predictive models of progression, new screening platforms, and minimally invasive surgical techniques.

The fortieth Congress of the International Society of Gynecologic Endocrinology confirmed its central role in the international debate on women's health, bringing together advanced evidence on reproductive endocrinology, menopausal transition, innovations in contraception, and personalized management of hormonal disorders. Translational research, precision medicine, and new diagnostic technologies have outlined more targeted clinical pathways, strengthening the integration between clinical practice and research.

The annual scientific event in Italian neurology highlighted decisive advances in early diagnosis, the integrated use of biomarkers and advanced neuroimaging, and targeted therapies for progressive forms. Ample space was also given to the new frontiers of neuroimmunology, studies on remyelination and neuroprotection, and the impact of AI on clinical practice, shaping an increasingly personalized and predictive neurology.

35th European Pulmonology Meeting. An international forum that placed clinical innovation, personalized medicine, and new strategies for managing respiratory diseases at the center of discussion. From advanced diagnostics to targeted therapies, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on care pathways, the event highlighted a paradigm shift set to redefine both clinical practice and research.

The developments emerging from the 41st edition of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology outline significant advances in reproductive medicine. Key themes include the evolution of laboratory techniques, the integration of molecular approaches for personalized diagnosis, and new clinical evidence on ovarian stimulation, oocyte quality, and embryology. This framework reinforces the trend toward increasingly data-driven and patient-centered practices.

Ophthalmology is reinventing itself in the digital age, where artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and augmented reality are redefining diagnosis and surgery. The joint conference organized by the Italian Association of Ophthalmologists (AIMO) and the Italian Society of Ophthalmological Sciences (SISO) discussed technological innovation as well as established clinical topics: from the new treatment paradigm for glaucoma to modern approaches to dry eye management. The challenge is to integrate progress and tradition, ensuring quality, safety, and patient-centeredness in an ever-evolving context.

The 35th edition of the congress explored the most relevant topics in interventional cardiology, from advanced PCI strategies for complex lesions and coronary bifurcations to the management of chronic total occlusions with new techniques and devices. Considerable attention was given to intracoronary imaging and the use of OCT and IVUS to optimize outcomes, as well as TAVI procedures in high-risk patients and solutions for calcific stenoses using intravascular lithotripsy.

The national event of the Italian Society of Obesity and Metabolic Disease Surgery highlights the main scientific and clinical advances in obesity treatment: metabolic surgery, new drugs, multidisciplinary approaches, and digital technologies. Experts discuss effective strategies to combat one of the most serious contemporary health emergencies.

The 26th edition of the Italian Group of Vitreoretinal Surgery Congress brings together Italy's leading medical and surgical retina experts in Ancona for a high-level scientific discussion of techniques, technologies, and therapeutic strategies. From advanced vitreoretinal surgery to multimodal imaging, to new perspectives on AMD and diabetic retinopathy, the congress offers an up-to-date and authoritative overview of the developments that are redefining daily clinical practice.

The 99th annual conference of the Italian Society of Dermatology and Sexually Transmitted Diseases focuses on innovation in dermatology, integrating artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and advanced digital diagnostics. The conference promotes translational research, personalized therapy, and new multidisciplinary care models, outlining a future where technology and clinical practice converge to improve diagnosis, management, and patient outcomes.

The global scientific event dedicated to keratoconus likely represents a turning point in the evolution of diagnosis and management of the disease, thanks to the presentation of emerging technologies and increasingly personalized treatment approaches. The scheduled presentations will bring together the perspectives of leading international experts on AI applied to imaging, predictive models of progression, new screening platforms, and minimally invasive surgical techniques.

The fortieth Congress of the International Society of Gynecologic Endocrinology confirmed its central role in the international debate on women's health, bringing together advanced evidence on reproductive endocrinology, menopausal transition, innovations in contraception, and personalized management of hormonal disorders. Translational research, precision medicine, and new diagnostic technologies have outlined more targeted clinical pathways, strengthening the integration between clinical practice and research.

The annual scientific event in Italian neurology highlighted decisive advances in early diagnosis, the integrated use of biomarkers and advanced neuroimaging, and targeted therapies for progressive forms. Ample space was also given to the new frontiers of neuroimmunology, studies on remyelination and neuroprotection, and the impact of AI on clinical practice, shaping an increasingly personalized and predictive neurology.

35th European Pulmonology Meeting. An international forum that placed clinical innovation, personalized medicine, and new strategies for managing respiratory diseases at the center of discussion. From advanced diagnostics to targeted therapies, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on care pathways, the event highlighted a paradigm shift set to redefine both clinical practice and research.

The developments emerging from the 41st edition of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology outline significant advances in reproductive medicine. Key themes include the evolution of laboratory techniques, the integration of molecular approaches for personalized diagnosis, and new clinical evidence on ovarian stimulation, oocyte quality, and embryology. This framework reinforces the trend toward increasingly data-driven and patient-centered practices.

Ophthalmology is reinventing itself in the digital age, where artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and augmented reality are redefining diagnosis and surgery. The joint conference organized by the Italian Association of Ophthalmologists (AIMO) and the Italian Society of Ophthalmological Sciences (SISO) discussed technological innovation as well as established clinical topics: from the new treatment paradigm for glaucoma to modern approaches to dry eye management. The challenge is to integrate progress and tradition, ensuring quality, safety, and patient-centeredness in an ever-evolving context.

The 35th edition of the congress explored the most relevant topics in interventional cardiology, from advanced PCI strategies for complex lesions and coronary bifurcations to the management of chronic total occlusions with new techniques and devices. Considerable attention was given to intracoronary imaging and the use of OCT and IVUS to optimize outcomes, as well as TAVI procedures in high-risk patients and solutions for calcific stenoses using intravascular lithotripsy.

The national event of the Italian Society of Obesity and Metabolic Disease Surgery highlights the main scientific and clinical advances in obesity treatment: metabolic surgery, new drugs, multidisciplinary approaches, and digital technologies. Experts discuss effective strategies to combat one of the most serious contemporary health emergencies.

The 18th International Conference on Malignant Lymphomas was held in Lugano from June 17 to 21. The event brought together over 5,000 experts from numerous countries, highlighting emerging trends such as the use of ctDNA to guide therapies and advances in second-generation CAR-T. There was also a strong focus on tumor profiling and personalized medicine, with new predictive tools for Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphomas.

The ESCRS 2025 Congress, held in Copenhagen, brought together world-class experts in cataract and refractive surgery. Key topics included new solutions for presbyopia, innovative IOLs, advanced laser techniques, and sustainability in ophthalmology. The ESCRS iNovation® Day explored emerging technologies for the anterior segment, while the Global Refractive Summit offered global insights into the future of refractive surgery.

EHA 2025 in Milan is the leading European congress for hematology. It brings together world experts in leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, and advanced therapies such as CAR-T and transplants. Focus on personalized medicine and applied genetics offers new therapeutic perspectives, crucial for improving patient outcomes and quality of life.

The scientific event ESC Preventive Cardiology 2025, the 19th edition of the annual congress organized by the European Association of Preventive Cardiology (EAPC), was held in Milan. Focused on the management of cardiovascular risk factors and innovations in prevention, the conference is a point of reference for physicians, researchers, healthcare professionals and policy makers interested in cardiovascular prevention.

The Conference brought together in Amsterdam the leading experts in the field of diabetes clinics and advanced technologies (care providers, researchers, industry, investors, reimbursement authorities). The main topics covered included: digital clinics and decision support systems based on big data and artificial intelligence, glucose sensors and closed and open loop systems, including artificial pancreases, new insulins and innovative drugs, as well as pumps for automated administration.