Discover Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day events worldwide.
Feb 25, 2026 Washington, D.C.
10 Years of Valve Disease Awareness – A Celebratory Reception
The Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day Campaign is celebrating 10 years of raising awareness. Join us as we come together with our partners, patients, advocates, policy makers, and more for a special reception at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center in Washington D.C. on February 25 to reflect on this amazing accomplishment and the work still to come.
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Upcoming Events
Feb 19, 2026 Online
From Patients to Partners: Elevating Patient Voices in Research
Join Heart Valve Voice US for a free informative webinar exploring how patients can play a meaningful role in shaping heart valve research. The webinar will provide a clear and accessible overview of clinical trials.
Feb 20, 2026 Accra, Ghana
Global Heart Forum’s 2nd Pan-African Cardiothoracic Surgery Summit 2026: Sharing Clinical Experiences with Africa and Around the Globe
Join Global Health Care (GHC) as they partner with Pan-African Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery (PASCaTS), and West African College of Surgeons for the 2026 Pan-African Cardiothoracic Surgery Summit in Accra, Ghana. The event will create the platform for experts, decision makers and other stakeholders deliberate on enhancing cardiovascular diseases awareness.
Feb 21, 2026 Dellwood, MN
From Basics to Breakthroughs: Heart Valve Health and Vitality
Join the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation in raising awareness for heart valve disease! This event is a free interactive, engaging educational opportunity for community members, patients and family members of patients with valvular heart disease. All are welcome to join!
Feb 25, 2026 Washington, D.C.
10 Years of Valve Disease Awareness – A Celebratory Reception
The Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day Campaign is celebrating 10 years of raising awareness. Join us as we come together with our partners, patients, advocates, policy makers, and more for a special reception at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center in Washington D.C. on February 25 to reflect on this amazing accomplishment and the work still to come.