ACG 2023 Hepatology School & Western Regional Postgraduate Course

Gi.org / ACG 2023 Hepatology School & Western Regional Postgraduate Course January 27-29, 2023 Caesar’s Palace Las Vegas, NV Hepatology School: 8.25 CME Credits, 8.25 MOC Points Western Regional Postgraduate Course: 12.5 CME Credits, 12.5 MOC Points To support safely and responsibly convening at ACG’s educational programs, the College’s Board of Trustees voted that the COVID-19 vaccination be required of attendees and exhibitors on-site at our Regional Courses, until further notice. While the College

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