Missed ATS 2024 in San Diego?
You can still catch the highlights and take part in learning! Click the REGISTER NOW button on the right and select ATS 2024 Highlights On Demand”.
Registering for ATS 2024 Highlights: On Demand, will give you access to the Opening Ceremony, Plenary session, 13 video recorded sessions, including the Keynote Series, Clinical Year in Review, Adult Clinical Core Curriculum, and approximately 35 audio/PowerPoint synced MP4 recorded sessions. Topics cover, ILD, Asthma, Health Equity, CF and more.
On demand content will be accessible to all ATS 2024 full conference registrants and on demand registrants until March 2025.
The following sessions/events are available on ATSConference365:
- G1 Opening Ceremony
- G3 Respiratory Health Awards
- G5 Recognition Awards for Scientific Accomplishments
- G6 Plenary Session
- Three Keynote Sessions
- Four Clinical Year in Review Sessions
- Six Adult Core Sessions
- Pediatric Clinical Core Curriculum
- A2 AJRCCM,JAMA,NEJM Discussions on the Edge: Reports of Recently Published Pulmonary Research
- A3 Fellows Case Conference
- A5 Multi-Omic and Single Cell Approaches for Elucidating Cellular Biology and Pathobiology of Lung Disease
- A7 We're Really Cooking Now! Pro-Con Debate on Gas Stove Risks to Lung Health
- A8 Changes in Cognition and Mood; A New Frontier for Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- A9 Transforming Healthcare: ChatGPT and Language Models in Clinical Practice and Scientific Research
- A83 Great Cases: Clinical,Radiologicc, and Pathologic Correlations by Master Clinicians
- A87 Is It in the Air? Emerging Risks for Lung Cancer
- A88 Post-TB Lung Disease: From Global Burden to Molecular Mechanisms
- A89 Mechanical Forces in Lung Disease
- B2 Bring Your BestBiomarkerr: Molecular Success Stories in Chronic Lung Disease
- B5 Robert Senior Memorial Symposium -COPDD as an Endothelial Disorder: Endothelial Injury Linking Lesions in the Lungs and Other Organs
- B6 Integrating Evidence From Randomized Trials and Observational Cohorts in Sleep Disordered Breathing
- B7Pathogranicc Concepts inPAHH Revisited? A Multigenerational Perspective
- B9 50 Years ofDysanapsiss: What We Have Learned and Where We Are Going
- B13 Breaking News: Clinical Trial Results in Pulmonary Medicine
- B82 Screening and Early Diagnosis ofILDD Patients With Connective Tissue Disease
- B86 An Inconvenient Truth: Health Disparities and Health Care Inequality in Respiratory Medicine
- B92 Cystic Fibrosis in the Modulator Era: Where Do We Go From Here?
- SPS6 Population Diversity in Clinical Trials
- C2 Decentralized Clinical Trials: Easier for Patients and Pulmonologists
- C3 Pediatric Clinical Chest Rounds
- C5 What's Fat Got to Do With It? New Evidence for the Influence of Obesity on Chronic Airways Disease
- C6 Environmental Influence on Lung Health
- C86 Pulmonary Rehabilitation- Keeping The Wheel Rolling Forward
- C88 Health Equity Across Pediatric Pulmonary Diseases
- C90 State of the Science on ICU Delirium
- C91 Emerging Strategies in Severe Asthma in 2024 and Beyond
- D82 Who What Where Why How?Inhalationall Exposures and ILD
- D83 Respiratory Health Impacts of Human Made Disasters and Natural Disasters, Wildfires, Earthquakes, and Volcanoes
- D85 One to Rule Them All? Immune Cells Control Stem Cell Capacity in the Lung
Questions? Please contact conference@thoracic.org.
