Imaging at ACC.15: Session Spotlight

John Hocter | | Health Imaging | Cardiac Imaging

The American College of Cardiology Annual Scientific Session & Expo is right around the corner, and the Health Imaging editorial team has selected the highlights when it comes to imaging research and educational sessions. Check out the list in the slide show below, and be sure to sign up for the Health Imaging and Cardiovascular Business enewsletters to stay plugged in to all ACC.15 has to offer. 

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With nearly a decade of experience in print and digital publishing, John serves as Content Marketing Manager. His professional skill set includes feature writing, content marketing and social media strategy. A graduate of The Ohio State University, John enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, along with a number of surprisingly mischievous indoor cacti.

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