The First Boston Sports Cardiology Summit

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I just learned that the first “Boston Sports Cardiology Summit” will be held on Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26, 2026.

The cost is $499 until Sept 7 and $599 thereafter. There are lower fees for trainees. The course is affiliated with Harvard Medical School and offered by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). This continuing education initiative will also serve as the inaugural event for the Sports Cardiology Society .

I am not lecturing at the meeting, so have no vested interest in your attending, but I reviewed the agenda and it looks excellent. I also am not yet a member of the Sports Cardiology Society so again, no conflict. I did cover the inpatient cardiology and consult services with MGH residents and fellows part time for three years after I stopped being Chief of Cardiology at Hartford Hospital, but I no longer do that so have no conflicts there as well.

The details of the meeting are available here:

https://learn.hms.harvard.edu/programs/boston-sports-cardiology-summit

I learned of the meeting and Society when Matt Martinez, MD, at the Cleveland Clinic informed me that the Society had awarded me their Lifetime Achievement Award. I am honored, but hope they don’t have some clairvoyant knowledge why I should get this award now. Hopefully, everyone at a Sports Cardiology Society knows CPR.

Please share this with colleagues and trainees who may be interested.