Is It Neurological? Learn the Subtle Signs and Symptoms
“Subtle” is the operative word in the session “Case Studies of Subtle Presentations of Devastating Neurological Conditions”…
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How to Reverse Anticoagulants
LAS VEGAS—It’s an adage as old as Hippocrates: The higher a febrile child’s fever climbs, the more…
Start Planning for ACEP17 in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C., was dubbed by Forbes Magazine as the number one coolest city in America. If you…
Inside ACEP16, Events Brim with Innovation, Wellness, Exhibits and More
LAS VEGAS—At both ends of the innovatED forum space are hydraulic-powered ambulance cots, both seamlessly able to…
Clinical Pearls: The Best and worst of emergency medicine abstracts
Attendees were treated to an irreverent and timely review of 15 studies published in the last year….
Number Three and Counting, #ACEP16 Swells
LAS VEGAS—With the ACEP annual meeting in full swing, #ACEP16 has become the third highest trending medical…
Mills Lecture: Beware of Burnout
LAS VEGAS—In a month or two or six, when you’re back at work and the motivation from…
Last Day to Visit Exhibit Hall
Both Exhibit Halls—including innovatED, the ACEP Resource Center, and much more—are only open until 3:30 p.m. today….
Keep Your Cool When Treating Fever in Kids
LAS VEGAS—It’s an adage as old as Hippocrates: The higher a febrile child’s fever climbs, the more…
What Is That Rash?
Stumped by pediatric rashes? Emily A. Rose, MD, FACEP, FAAP, assistant professor of clinical emergency medicine at…