The conference brings to Turin a wide-ranging discussion of the transformations redefining contemporary cardiology. Clinical research, technological innovation, and new care models intertwine in a journey that highlights the main emerging challenges and the opportunities offered by advanced therapies, advanced diagnostics, and increasingly personalized approaches, with a careful eye on their real-world impact on daily practice.

The Master's Degree in Spinal Surgery, coordinated by Humanitas University, is a unique educational initiative in Italy, born from the collaboration of six universities and leading national clinical centers. The program integrates neurosurgical and orthopedic skills, combining advanced teaching, anatomical laboratories, and specialized internships. This innovative model draws on established international curricula, training a new generation of spinal specialists.

The meeting brought together neurologists and researchers from across Italy to share the latest innovations in crucial areas such as Alzheimer's, epilepsy, and stroke. Special emphasis was placed on in-depth studies of multiple sclerosis, with a focus on new immunomodulatory therapies and biomarkers useful for monitoring disease progression. The event provided a unique opportunity for discussion, clinical development, and professional growth in a context of great scientific and cultural value.

Turin hosted "Change in Cardiology 2025," a key scientific and educational event for Italian cardiology. Innovation, research, and multidisciplinary discussion fueled the conference, focusing on new therapies, emerging technologies, and evolving clinical scenarios. In this series of video interviews produced by YouMed, conference participants share their thoughts, experiences, and visions for the future of cardiology.

Video interviews released during the training-updating event, organized by the Departmental Structure of Pathological Histology and Molecular Diagnostics of the University Hospital Careggi of Florence. The contents concern areas and methods of use of molecular biology techniques, with particular attention to the diagnosis and treatment of melanoma and ovarian cancer, as well as the influence of gender differences on the response to oncological therapies.

They affect up to 75% of patients undergoing oncological therapies such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy and immunotherapy. These include learning disabilities, cognitive deficits, disorders related to executive functions and many other disorders that can significantly affect the lives of patients both in terms of professional activity and recreational activities. The aim of the conference is to review the possible treatments and prevention methods.

Interviews from the fifteenth edition of this event inspired by the paradigm of “One Mental Health”, to underline the critical issues of the interconnection between human, animal and environmental health. Contents focused on psychological well-being and mental health, organizational well-being in work and training environments, in social-health contexts, in prison and care environments.

Interviews from the nineteenth edition of the Forum Risk Management in Healthcare in Arezzo. An event that aims to be a place for comparing contributions, useful for a reform of the National Healthcare System shared among the many components that determine its functioning. Participants include Scientific Societies, Research Institutions and Institutes, Mayors and proximity networks of the territories, Citizens' and Patients' Associations, non-profit and profit companies, oriented towards social responsibility.

Scientific meeting proposed by the University of Brescia with educational and training purposes and aimed at cardiologists and internists. It focuses on the major themes of contemporary cardiology: from cardiovascular prevention to the treatment of acute and chronic coronary syndromes, from the new frontiers of arrhythmology to the clinical use of cardiovascular imaging, from cardio-immunogenetics to the treatment of heart failure.

The decrease in estrogen due to menopause can cause symptoms of various kinds but is above all the cause of the increase in cardiovascular risk and of important osteoarticular pathologies. The multidisciplinary meeting that is the subject of this report is coordinated and conducted by specialists from different disciplines, involved at various levels in the management of menopause.

A conference on the latest developments in retinal practice, co-organised by LMU Klinikum Munchen and Sacro Cuore – Don Calabria in Negrar, which alternates between Verona and Munich. Verona VM Retina Meeting, with over 700 participants from 45 different countries, offered important opportunities for discussion and in-depth analysis on the innovations of the near future with the key leaders of the sector.

Corso internazionale tenutosi a Bologna, dedicato alle metodiche di misurazione e calcolo della potenza delle lenti intraoculari (IOL). La ricerca internazionale sta esplorando nuovi metodi per migliorare l’accuratezza del calcolo della potenza delle IOL e delle ICL (Lenti Collameri Impiantabili), aspetti essenziali nell’ottica e nell’oftalmologia. Si riferiscono alla capacità di una lente di piegare la luce correttamente per risolvere problemi di visione. La potenza dell’obiettivo viene misurata in diottrie e può essere calcolata utilizzando diverse formule.

Interdisciplinary event for updating and training involving ophthalmologists, opticians and industry, on the visual problems of presbyopes and the solutions to resolve them. Among the objectives of the initiative are the improvement of the relationship between ophthalmologist and presbyope and the support to the optician and optometrist in responding to the corrective need and in the subsequent checks of visual satisfaction.

Presentation event of the #ShareThesolution manifesto, created with the patronage of Amici Onlus, the National Association for Chronic Inflammatory Diseases of the Atestine and Siccr, the Italian Society of Col-Rettal Surgery and with the non-conditioned contribution of Takeda Italia. The initiative was an opportunity to take stock of the latest therapeutic innovations and current prospects for the attention to the complications of Crohn's disease.

A few months after the conclusion of the Selene HF study, the 18th AIAC Congress offered the opportunity for a comparison of clinical experiences regarding the use of the HeartInsight score in the remote management of heart failure. The protagonists are some of the clinicians who participated in the study, carried out on a panel of over a thousand patients. Given the complexity of the decision-making processes concerning heart failure, the expectations that emerge from the interviews regarding the first uses of the algorithm in the field suggest the stage of a path that leads to Artificial Intelligence.