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    American College of Gastroenterology to Revolutionize Scientific Exchange on Within3
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    The College invested its time and resources into the development of ACG GI Circle with partnership support from AstraZeneca. "AstraZeneca is proud to continue its longstanding support of the gastroenterology community by helping bring ACG members together in this unique and creative way" said Douglas Levine, MD, FACG, Executive Director, Clinical Research, AstraZeneca. Full Article at Street Insider
    AstraZeneca is proud to continue its longstanding support of the gastroenterology community by helping bring ACG members together in this unique and creative way
    SOURCE: Street Insider 1 month ago
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American College of Gastroenterology to Revolutionize Scientific Exchange on Within3
  1. We believe this type of interaction helps both the profession and patients.
    SOURCE: Street Insider 1 month ago
  2. Within3 is pleased to work with ACG designing this exclusive online community, the ACG GI Circle ... This community showcases how a medical association can transform an annual meeting into an ongoing, year-round engagement. Enabling ACG's members to conveniently collaborate and leverage each other's col...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 1 month ago
  3. The ACG GI Circle introduced today is a groundbreaking online resource that will help the College and its members advance GI science and enhance GI clinical practice ... One of the most innovative features is the ability to upload and share breaking research, journal articles, and poster presentations. ...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 1 month ago

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