Yokohama Pulse Day Fun Run 2025: Celebrating Heart Health, Wellness and Community Spirit

CanTalks Global | Dicky Armein Hanafy, MD, PhD — Head of Pulse Day Task Force, Chairperson of the Public Affairs Committee, Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society (APHRS) spoke during the Press Conference: Road to Pulse Day 2026 held on November 6, 2025, in Jakarta. He stated that the Yokohama Fun Run 2025, which is part of the APHRS Annual Scientific Sessions, reflects APHRS’s commitment to advancing arrhythmia care through scientific collaboration and the exchange of knowledge among its members, as well as various national and international organizations.

As part of this event, APHRS (Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society) is hosting its Annual Scientific Sessions, featuring engaging lectures, highlights of the latest research in arrhythmia management, and hands-on, skills-based training through the APHRS Learning Village. This year, the campaign will be spearheaded by APHRS, together with its sister organizations, to strengthen public understanding of arrhythmia, encourage people to “Feel The Pulse,” and promote preventive actions at both the individual and community levels.

Participants include members of APHRS (Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society) and JHRS (Japanese Heart Rhythm Society), as well as delegates from EHRA (European Heart Rhythm Association), HRS (Heart Rhythm Society), and LAHRS (Latin American Heart Rhythm Society), who joined the Yokohama Fun Run 2025 to mark the symbolic beginning of this movement, celebrating heart health, fitness, and a spirit of togetherness for a healthier future for all.