There is limited knowledge of what drives success among women who attain the highest levels of academic success and leadership. In a recent article published May 14 in JACC: Advances, Dana B. Gal, MD, ...

In Navigating the Pathway to Leadership: A Fireside Chat With Expert Guides, early career cardiologists quiz leaders in the field on their path to success and their advice for young clinicians.It's ...

TRANSFORMING CARDIOVASCULAR CARE FOR ALL STARTS HERE! Join the American College of Cardiology (ACC) and the Singapore Cardiac Society for ACC Asia 2025 Together With SCS 36th Annual Scientific Meeting ...

The ACC's Guideline Clinical App is the mobile home of clinical guideline content and tools for clinicians caring for patients with cardiovascular disease. The App brings the guidelines closer to the ...

Congratulations new Fellows and Associates! The College is proud to welcome you and stand with you during this milestone in your career. With your achievement, you have distinguished yourself as a ...

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Demonstrate your clinical knowledge and commitment to cardiovascular excellence by taking and passing ACC’s Certified Cardiovascular Knowledge Examination (CCKE). Open to NPs/PAs practicing in the U.S ...

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The JACC Peer Review Certificate Program creates a pipeline of trained peer reviewers who will actively contribute to the editorial process for JACC.As such, the program is offered to potential peer ...

Undoubtedly, the most talked-about trend in cardiovascular medicine today is the latest generation of anti-obesity medications. The two most popular of these increasingly popular drugs – semaglutide ...

When you become a member of the American College of Cardiology, you join a global community of cardiovascular professionals driven to transform cardiovascular care and improve heart health. You also ...

Contact: Olivia Walther, owalther@acc.org, WASHINGTON (Nov 15, 2024) - More time spent sitting, reclining or lying down during the day may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and death, ...