The study of Cardiovascular Diseases and Disorders examines the broad spectrum of heart and vascular conditions—from coronary artery disease and heart failure to peripheral arterial disease and cardiomyopathies—focusing on mechanisms, diagnosis and evidence-based management strategies. This session brings together clinicians and researchers to synthesize population-level data, mechanistic insights and clinical innovations that improve prognosis and quality of life for people with heart disease. Speakers will present comprehensive reviews and original research addressing risk stratification, acute and chronic care pathways, non-invasive and invasive therapeutic options, and strategies to reduce readmissions and long-term morbidity. Emphasis will be placed on integrating Cardiovascular Diseases Conference priorities—prevention, multidisciplinary care and translational research—with pragmatic guidance for implementation in diverse health systems. Attendees will explore the role of lifestyle, comorbidity management and secondary prevention in shaping outcomes, and evaluate how evolving interventional techniques and device therapies change clinical algorithms. Special sessions will highlight diagnostic advances and the clinical utility of cardiac imaging in tailoring therapy, as well as novel care pathways that bridge acute management and long-term cardiovascular rehabilitation.