Scripps Women’s Health Update: Cardiovascular Disease and Menopause 2026

Advanced Women’s Cardiovascular Medicine & Menopause Management

The Scripps Women’s Health Update: Cardiovascular Disease and Menopause 2026 delivers a comprehensive clinical update focused on the unique relationship between cardiovascular disease, hormonal transitions, and menopause in women.

This specialized symposium provides evidence-based guidance on diagnosing and managing cardiovascular conditions that are more common in women or present differently compared with men. The program explores critical topics including heart failure, cardiomyopathy, arrhythmias, microvascular disease, endothelial dysfunction, obesity, menopause-related cardiovascular risk, and hormone replacement therapy.

Held on February 27–28, 2026 at The Westin Carlsbad Resort in Carlsbad, California, the course combines advanced women’s cardiology with modern menopause medicine to help clinicians improve prevention strategies, treatment outcomes, and long-term cardiovascular health in women.

📦 Product Details

• 🎥 28 Videos
• 📝 28 Subtitle Files (.vtt)
• 📄 29 PDFs
• 💾 Total Size: 6.75 GB
• 📅 Course Date: February 27–28, 2026
• 🌐 Access: On-demand

🩺 Program Overview

The symposium is divided into two focused educational tracks:

Day 1: Arrhythmias and Cardiomyopathy in Women

Covers:

• Heart failure in women
• Cardiac arrhythmias
• Cardiomyopathy
• Women-specific cardiovascular risk factors
• Gender disparities in cardiovascular care
• Advanced cardiovascular therapies

Day 2: Turning Up the Heat — Myths, Truths and Breakthroughs in Menopause

Explores:

• Menopause physiology and hormonal changes
• Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
• Obesity and metabolic health
• Menopause-related cardiovascular risk
• Neurological, oncological, endocrine, and urological considerations during menopause

The course emphasizes personalized, evidence-based care strategies for women across different stages of life.

🎯 Learning Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify cardiovascular diseases and risk factors unique to women
• Analyze disparities in cardiovascular treatment utilization in women
• Evaluate modern management strategies for heart failure and cardiomyopathy
• Improve prevention of cardiovascular disease through management of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, obesity, and menopause-related risk factors
• Recognize symptoms associated with different stages of menopause
• Understand the cardiovascular effects of menopause and hormone replacement therapy
• Apply individualized treatment strategies for menopausal patients with chronic medical conditions
• Improve counseling and medical management for obesity and cardiovascular prevention

❤️ Women’s Cardiovascular Health Focus

A major focus of the symposium is improving recognition and treatment of cardiovascular disease in women.

Topics include:

• Microvascular disease
• Endothelial dysfunction
• Atypical cardiac symptoms in women
• Heart failure and cardiomyopathy
• Arrhythmias and electrophysiology
• Breast cancer-related cardiomyopathy
• Preventive cardiology

Faculty discuss evidence-based approaches to reducing cardiovascular risk and improving long-term outcomes in female patients.

🌸 Menopause & Hormonal Health

The menopause-focused sessions review:

• Hormonal changes during menopause
• Vasomotor symptoms and systemic effects
• Metabolic changes and obesity
• Hormone replacement therapy safety
• Cardiovascular implications of menopause
• Personalized menopause treatment strategies

Experts from cardiology, endocrinology, oncology, neurology, and women’s health provide multidisciplinary insights into the management of menopause-related conditions.

⚖️ Preventive Cardiology & Obesity Management

The course also emphasizes prevention and risk reduction through:

• Hypertension management
• Lipid management
• Obesity medicine
• Lifestyle modification
• Early cardiovascular risk identification
• Personalized prevention plans for women

Clinicians learn practical strategies to integrate preventive cardiology into routine women’s healthcare.

💡 Key Features

✔️ Comprehensive women’s cardiovascular medicine update
✔️ Advanced menopause and hormone therapy education
✔️ Evidence-based preventive cardiology strategies
✔️ Focus on gender-specific cardiovascular disease
✔️ Multidisciplinary women’s health approach
✔️ Practical clinical guidance for real-world patient care
✔️ Includes videos, subtitles, and downloadable PDFs

🚀 Why This Course Stands Out

This symposium uniquely combines:

• Women’s cardiovascular medicine
• Menopause management
• Preventive cardiology
• Obesity medicine
• Hormone therapy updates
• Personalized women’s healthcare

with a strong emphasis on evidence-based clinical practice and multidisciplinary collaboration.

The course helps clinicians confidently manage complex cardiovascular and hormonal conditions affecting women throughout midlife and beyond.

Topics

1. 01 Arrhythmias, Palpitations & Stress

2. 02 Cardiovascular Disease in Women

3. 03 Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection

4. 04 Gender Disparities in Clinical Trials of CVD

5. 05 Atrial Fibrillation in Women

6. 06 Microvascular Disease MINOCA

7. 07 Panel DiscussionQ&A

8. 08 Gender Disparities in Cardiac Implantable Devices

9. 09 Congestive Heart Failure in Women

10. 10 Breast Cancer and Cardiomyopathy

11. 11 Optimized Primary Prevention

12. 12 Pregnancy and CVD The Role of Cardio-Obstetrics VIDEO PDF NOT RELEASE

13. 13 Hypertension Management

14. 14 Menopause Hormone Therapy for the Cardiologist

15. 15 Introduction to Menopause

16. 16 Update on Menopause Treatment

17. 17 Cardiovascular Disease and Menopause

18. 18 Menopause and Migraines

19. 19 Panel DiscussionQ&A

20. 20 HRT and Thromboembolism Risk

21. 21 Breast Cancer Risk Non-hormonal Management of VMS in Breast Cancer Patients

22. 22 Panel DiscussionQ&A

23. 23 Menopause and Bone Health

24. 24 Mental Health Disorders and Menopause

25. 25 Testosterone in Females

26. 26 Panel DiscussionQ&A

27. 27 Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause

28. 28 Managing Weight Changes in Menopause

29. 29 Panel Discussion Q&A