Population-level strategies shape cardiac outcomes worldwide; the Public Health, Global Cardiology, and Epidemiology session addresses surveillance, burden estimation, program evaluation and health-system interventions that reduce cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. This track brings together epidemiologists, public-health leaders, clinicians and policy experts to examine data-driven strategies for screening, secondary prevention and equitable care delivery. Topics include global trends in ischemic heart disease, challenges in low- and middle-income countries, health-system strengthening for emergency cardiac care, and implementation science approaches to scale effective interventions. Presenters will describe surveillance systems, registries and pragmatic methods for measuring impact, and will review cost-effectiveness analyses that inform policy choices. Sessions will spotlight successful national campaigns, community-based models, and cross-sector partnerships that improved access to essential medicines, emergency reperfusion, and rehabilitation services. Special attention is given to data gaps, methods to account for social determinants, and strategies to reduce disparities across populations. Join peers to co-design measurement frameworks and policy roadmaps that ensure cardiac breakthroughs translate into measurable population health gains—integrating these priorities with the wider Global Cardiology Conference objectives.