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#ACEP18 Hashtag Offers Clinical Pearls, Insight, and Meeting News

By ACEP Now | on August 28, 2018 | 0 Comment
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What did @ShehniNadeem think about that Dr. Amal Mattu session? How much did @Takeokun get out of the labs? Just how sunburned did @EBMgonewild get at the Kickoff Party?

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ACEP18 Preview: Vol 37 – No 09 – September 2018

Each year, #ACEP18 becomes a national trending topic, and is your chance to see real-time clinical pearls, thoughts and opinions, banter, and more. #ACEP18 is your right-hand tool for experiencing the best of the annual meeting.

Keep up with the meeting and interact with docs, all in one feed:

Follow @ACEPnow on Twitter, @ACEPnation on Instagram and Snapchat, and remember to check out ACEPfan for updates and images from parties and special sessions!

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