CONFERENCES

      Internal Medicine Meeting

      Internal Medicine Meeting 2018, American College of Physicians (ACP) premier annual meeting, is an event focusing on the latest advances in internal medicine, with topics ranging from the prevention of diseases to emerging technologies. The conference is aimed at scientists, physicians, researchers, regulators, and industry experts, and provides a forum for sharing and collaborating to identify future trends related to the field.

      ACP Conference 2018

      Date

      Apr 19, 2018 - Apr 21, 2018

      This conference includes a talk by PMI scientists on the clinical assessments of products aiming at reducing the risk of use compared with continued cigarette smoking. 

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