As part of ATS the International Conference Committee will organize a high-profile Clinical Trials Symposium to feature new breakthroughs in treatment and management of adult and pediatric pulmonary, critical care, and sleep disorders. This session is a platform for important Phase III trial results but can also feature results from large Phase II trials that are novel and represent important new understandings.
Deadline: Wednesday, March 5. Revisit the key moments of ATS Access all the inspiring presentations, valuable clinical insights, and presentations from pulmonary, critical care, and sleep sessions with our ATS Conference Highlight packages. Check out our package options and pick the one that's right for you.
This cornerstone event embodies the spirit of innovation, collaboration, and patient-centered care, uniting the global respiratory community to spotlight the stories shaping the future of respiratory medicine. This year, we are honored to welcome Len Geiger, a dynamic advocate, speaker, and double lung transplant recipient, as our speaker.
Pre-Conference Postgraduate courses are a great way for audiences from a variety of backgrounds to get an in-depth overview of the latest guidelines and clinical practices. Join us during ATS , for both hands-on, skills-based courses as well as didactic lecture based courses. Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in group tasks, learning new skills while also being an opportunity for networking. Meet the Expert Seminars are informal one-hour morning small group seminars that offer a platform for direct interaction with recognized leaders in specific fields.
Join expert researchers, clinicians, technology or procedural expert speakers, and emerging independent academics covering various topics. Most sessions will start with a 20—minute presentation followed by a discussion with the speaker s. Sessions fill up quickly and registration is limited! The American Thoracic Society improves global health by advancing research, patient care, and public health in pulmonary disease, critical illness, and sleep disorders.
