ASH Annual Meeting
Held each year in December, the Annual Meeting brings together hematologists from around the world to discuss critical issues in hematology. During the four-day meeting, several cutting-edge educational programs and scientific sessions are held. The annual meeting also features oral and poster presentations that are chosen by peer-reviewers from abstracts submitted prior to the meeting and contain the latest developments in scientific research. Plenary symposia and named lectures on specialized areas of hematology are also presented throughout the meeting program. More than 21,000 clinicans, scientists, and others attend, making the ASH Annual Meeting a premiere forum for hematology.
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