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VAM 25 President calls time on disengagement and disunity—“It’s time for a change”

Vascular surgeons should come together to present a unified voice in the world of medicine. It’s time for a change, to recommit, build bridges and find common ground across a fragmented membership and time for leaders who are willing to engage across specialty lines without compromising vascular surgery’s core values. That's what outgoing Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) President Matthew Eagleton, MD, said at the 2025 Vascular Annual Meeting (VAM; 4–7 June, New Orleans, USA) in his presidential address. “Vascular surgery is proud of our growth and our expanding heterogeneity, yet we also suffer from it. […] Our biggest internal challenge right now is fragmentation and disunity. And it’s been a problem growing over the past several years. […] We’re not just disagreeing— we’re disengaging. And that weakens us. It weakens our credibility. It weakens our voice,” he set out there. “[…] So, one of the things I'm asking for, and one of the things that prior presidents have asked for, is for our groups, despite their differences, to come together so we can represent a unified voice in the world of medicine,” Eagleton tells the Vascular Specialist. Read more on the topic of the VAM 2025 Presidential Address, here (LINK below): https://vascularspecialistonline.com/...