Participation dedicated to the role of medical education and scientific research in the development of Longevity Medicine. The scientific basis, professional training, and integration between science, clinical practice, and innovation in health were addressed.

Moderation of a scientific session dedicated to the relationship between sports practice, nutritional supplementation, and renal function, promoting a discussion based on scientific and interdisciplinary evidence between nephrology, sports medicine, and nutrition.

Session focused on integrated cardiovascular risk management in primary health care, with emphasis on risk stratification, early intervention, the role of physical exercise, and integration with exercise and sports medicine.

Lecture dedicated to cardiovascular screening of young athletes, focusing on the distinction between physiological adaptations of the athlete's heart and changes that warrant further investigation, in the context of preventing sudden death associated with exercise.

Panel dedicated to shared medical-sports decision-making, addressing clinical criteria, risk communication, medical ethics, and athlete autonomy, based on practical cases and recommendations from scientific societies.

Presentation focused on the clinical relevance of coronary artery disease in athletes, discussing diagnostic pitfalls, prognostic significance of findings, and implications for eligibility for competitive practice.