Khurram Nasir: Preventive Cardiology Innovation and Scientific Dissemination at ESC 2026
Khurram Nasir, Co-Director Houston Methodist-Rice University Digital Health Institute (HM-Rice DHI) at Houston Methodist, shared on LinkedIn:
“Congratulations to all investigators presenting at ESC 2026. The pace of innovation in cardiovascular prevention continues to accelerate, and the field benefits when high-quality data are translated with clarity and clinical relevance.
At American Journal of Preventive Cardiology, we are excited to consider simultaneous publications aligned with ESC 2026.
For studies that are ready for broad dissemination, we will offer an expedited editorial pathway, with rapid triage and focused peer review designed to preserve scientific standards while matching the timelines of major scientific meetings.
Simultaneous publication helps ensure that important prevention findings reach clinicians, health systems, and guideline stakeholders when attention is highest and decisions are being shaped.
If you would like your ESC 2026 presentation considered for this pathway, please plan to submit by July 24 to allow adequate time for review, revision, and production.”
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