October 2025 — Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Last month, Marvin Slepian, MD served as a Keynote Speaker at the Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) Annual Congress, presenting a talk titled: “Artificial Intelligence 2025: Utility, Benefits, Risks — An Innovation, Medicine, Cardiology, and Society Perspective.”
The presentation explored the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare — emphasizing its applications in cardiology, its ethical and societal implications, and how innovation can responsibly shape the future of patient care.
During the Congress, Dr. Slepian also led an educational session for cardiovascular trainees, residents, and fellows on how to incorporate AI into both clinical practice and research.