Martin Memorial Lecturer Describes the Need for Integrated Approach to Medical Practice

Submit Abstract for ATLS Global Symposium and Showcase Your Trauma Program’s Achievements

Submit a poster for the 2026 ATLS Global Symposium by December 1, and join a worldwide dialogue on advancing trauma education.

Mid-career surgeons can apply by November 30 for So You Want to Be a Chair, a leadership seminar in Washington, DC.

Experts in an ACS webinar discuss how surgeons can seek support and build emotional resilience after adverse events.

The ACS offers an introductory AI and machine learning course to help surgeons understand core principles and explore clinical applications.

A JACS systematic review finds RYGB more effective for long-term weight loss and T2DM control, while SG demonstrates fewer complications.

The 2026 ACS NTDS Data Dictionary provides updated, standardized data elements to improve trauma care, reporting, and national benchmarking.

Learn about key events, award winners, and honorees from the 2025 annual meeting.

In a wide-ranging interview, Dr. Eric Elster shares insights from military deployments, transplant surgery, and leading USU during turbulent times.

Resolve offers ACS members a Black Friday deal—access salary benchmarks, AI contract review, and CME tools for $49, November 28–30 only.

A national study shows prostate cancer screening rates more than doubled after bariatric surgery, making these patients the most screened group.