03-08-2026
Our experience of working under blackouts and shelling resonated strongly with the international audience, demonstrating that Ukrainian medicine continues to operate at the highest global level.

03-06-2026
During the meeting, a memorandum of cooperation was signed. From now on, we will work together: regular examinations, consultations, and early detection of health problems.

02-17-2026
Throughout the program, they participated in all cardiac surgeries. Professor Borys Todurov delivered four lectures: two for the Alfred Health medical community and two for the Ukrainian diaspora. On Australian television, they spoke about the realities of life and work for Ukrainian physicians in these challenging conditions.

01-16-2026
Why Ukrainian Heart Journal? First of all, this title reflects a fundamental principle of modern patient care in cardiology — the coordinated work of a multidisciplinary Heart Team.

01-09-2026
Due to extremely challenging weather conditions, the team made a difficult but the only right decision: not to risk transporting the organ, but instead to bring the patient to the place where the heart awaited him.

12-25-2025
Today, we, the team of the Heart Institute of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, have been awarded the 2025 Borys Paton National Prize of Ukraine. This is a great honor and, at the same time, recognition of our scientific and medical work.

11-29-2025
Our treatment outcomes remain on par with leading clinics in Europe and the United States.
This conference was recognized by the Guinness World Records for creating a book of conference materials generated with artificial intelligence.

11-25-2025
During the conference, the Heart Institute signed a bilateral Memorandum of Cooperation in the fields of healthcare, education, and medical research.

11-14-2025
Leading specialists from arrhythmology centers and academic departments in Kyiv, Lviv, Lutsk, and Odesa contributed to the scientific program. A particularly notable lecture was delivered by Professor Petar Platonov of Lund University (Sweden).

11-08-2025
Rare diagnoses require special expertise. Sharing knowledge with colleagues helps us better understand orphan diseases and save patients’ lives