These are genuinely exciting times for pulmonary hypertension. Promising new scientific developments are emerging in the field, and at the same time, artificial intelligence and digital technologies are transforming medicine in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago. The question is no longer whether these advances will change patient care, but how quickly — and how well we can ensure that patients are at the centre of that change. This is exactly what our 2026 AfPH webinar series sets out to explore: how scientific progress and digital innovation can work together to improve the patient experience.
On Tuesday 23 June, live on ZOOM at 18.00–19.00 CEST, we will be exploring the tools and approaches that are already available and making a real difference in people’s lives today. From exercising at home under remote supervision to tracking your symptoms with an app, managing your mental health online, and staying connected to your clinical team without leaving the house — this webinar is about what is possible right now, and how patients and professionals can make the most of it.
Join us at this link on ZOOM: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85494455611?pwd=b2XyxEXJEIsuvl46iQYkTuTo8nRfKv.1
Revisit our Q1 webinar – the slides, video-recording, full transcript and summary – HERE
Revisit our 2025 webinar series here
“What’s New in Pulmonary Hypertension” Q4 webinar: December 15, 2025
Slides and video recordings are available at this link.
“What’s New in Pulmonary Hypertension” Q3 webinar: September 24, 2025
Slides and video recordings are available at this link.
“What’s New in Pulmonary Hypertension” – Q2 webinar June 30, 2025
Slides and video recordings are available at this link.
“What’s New in Pulmonary Hypertension” Q1 webinar March 26, 2025
Slides and video recordings are available at this link
Revisit our webinar series 2023-2024
The Alliance for Pulmonary Hypertension’s 2023-4 pulmonary hypertension webinar series is complete! We are deeply grateful and extend our warmest thanks to everyone who contributed to their success – from the volunteers who gave their time to organise them, the speakers who shared their expertise, and the donors who believed in our cause.
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We do not store or register or collect any personal data and you are free to use pseudonyms when joining our webinars. You will be asked if you agree to voice recording when joining but, in any case, it is only the speakers who will be recorded. Webinar participants will be able to intervene in discussions via the chat box. They shall apply appropriate circumspection when disclosing any of their personally identifiable information or personally sensitive data since this information may be collected and used by other webinar participants