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Images as Teaching Tools: A Call for Entries in 2021 ACR Image Competition

  |  Issue: July 2021  |  

Last Call for Submissions

Submit your images demonstrating clinical rheumatic manifestations in skin of color now. The submission fee has been waived. The deadline to submit an image is July 27, noon EDT. Get the details.

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If your image is accepted, it will be displayed during ACR Convergence 2021 and added to the ACR Image Library, a highly accessed teaching resource.

Keri Losavio is the editor of The Rheumatologist, a position she has held since 2014.

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