Join cardiovascular professionals from more than 135 countries who are taking advantage of the vital science and education that make up ACC.20/WCC Virtual. Access videos, abstracts, slides with highlights from across 10 clinical learning pathways, and industry presentations — all On Demand and FREE through June 2020. Plus, learn how to claim CME and CNE credit.
Don’t miss the Virtual Expo , a showcase for new product innovations, technologies, and therapies from our Industry Partners, and the home of ACC Central where you can learn how the ACC is your partner now and moving forward and showcase your ACC pride with logo apparel and gifts. We look forward to seeing you in person at ACC.21 in Atlanta next year.
As we all work together on the front lines to best serve our patients and lead COVID-19 response planning for our institutions, the ACC is working to provide COVID-19 clinical guidance for the global cardiovascular care team.
Learn more about certified continuing education (CE) opportunities and claim credit for these activities.
Access late-breaking science, catch up on education and share in ongoing conversations at times that work for you. All ACC.20/WCC Virtual content will be available for 90 days after the meeting.
ACC.20/WCC Virtual includes Video on Demand, Slides on Demand with highlights from across 10 clinical learning pathways and Industry Presentations on Demand.
Abstracts are an important avenue for sharing science among colleagues at ACC’s Annual Scientific Session and this year ACC.20/WCC Virtual brings you to the “Poster Hall” experience in a virtual format. Abstracts accepted for presentation at ACC.20/WCC are available On Demand through the eAbstracts System — at times that work for you — all for free. Take the time to browse through 3200+ ePosters, 400+ moderated ePosters including an audio presentation, and 10 clinical pathway Oral Abstract Year in Review sessions. Look for the new #BetterPoster format which allows you to quickly understand the essence of each poster. Plus, take time to interact with poster presenters — use the contact information provided on individual poster images to ask questions and discuss results with your colleagues.
Richard J. Kovacs, MD, MACC, reflects on his presidential year and provides perspective on the challenges we face today in our profession, including the current pandemic.
The American College of Cardiology welcomes Athena Poppas, MD, FACC as our incoming president. We invite you to watch her address to the College and learn more about her.
Drs. Deepak Bhatt and Peter Block look back the last day of ACC.20/WCC late-breaking science and featured clinical research.
The ACC would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Industry Partners who have helped us bring the ACC.20/WCC Virtual experience to life in order to provide practice-changing, clinical evidence and education to our members globally. Please feel free to visit the Virtual Expo
We thank Richard J. Kovacs, MD, FACC, for his year of service to the College, helping us move forward with our mission to transform cardiovascular care and improve heart health.
We welcome Athena Poppas, MD, FACC, as she begins her year of service as president of the ACC.