Why I Go to ACR Convergence Every Year (11.13.2026) Save
Why I Go to ACR Convergence Every Year (11.13.2026)
Dr. Cush reviews best reasons to go to ACR annually, but also the best way to learn ACR26 content this year.
Suggests going for:
- Fellowship
- Plenaries and Late-breakers
- Complete your one-topic expertise
My suggestions on how to learn and cover ACR 2026 using RheumNow:
- Daily Recaps (Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4) - Dr. David Liew moderates (or via Podcast)
- Rheumatology Roundup with Drs. Kavanaugh and Cush (streaming Friday, Nov. 13 at 7pm ET and available on RheumNow.com after)
- Faculty articles and video reports
- Topic Panels and Topic Podcasts (starting next week)
- on RA, SLE, PsA, Obesity, FM
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