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Medical Students: Submit Abstracts for 2025 Clinical Congress ePoster Session

July 1, 2025

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Abstracts for the Medical Student ePoster Session are now being accepted for presentation consideration at Clinical Congress 2025, October 4–7, in Chicago, Illinois. The Medical Student Program will run October 4–6. 

To participate, students must still be enrolled in medical school as of October 4. The deadline for submission is 12:00 pm CT on Friday, July 11.

Medical students are invited to submit their research in one of three areas:

  • Basic science
  • Clinical research
  • Education, outcomes, and innovation research

The top 48 abstracts will be invited to present in person on October 4. A winner and runner-up will be selected from each research category.

Abstracts that are selected and the individuals confirmed as presenters are guaranteed registration for the Medical Student Program—a significant perk for a chosen abstract, as the Medical Student Program is currently at capacity for all 3 days.

Submit Your Abstract

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