SMA is pleased to introduce a new member benefit. Through the OnePoint Advantage program, SMA members and their families now have access to a variety of real estate and relocation services.
SMA’s 5th Annual PIT Leadership Conference took place February 7-9, 2025 and brought together medical students, residents, and fellows for an engaging experience focused on leadership, professional development, and research.
The Southern Medical Journal (SMJ) has extended the submission deadline to February 25, 2025 for a special issue dedicated to breast cancer that will publish in October 2025.
SMA is pleased to offer our physician members an exciting new benefit—exclusive access POCUS solutions through SMA's partnership with Hello Sono.
Congratulations to the 5th Annual Physicians-in-Training Leadership Conference abstract winners!
Now that registration is open for attendees, SMA is excited to share that exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities are also available for the 117th Annual Scientific Assembly in New Orleans.
The Southern Medical Association (SMA) is pleased to announce that Mohammed Afraz Pasha, MD, has been appointed to the Association’s Education Committee.
Make plans now to attend SMA's 117th Annual Scientific Assembly taking place November 13-15, 2025 in New Orleans. Register by April 30 and receive 20% off of your meeting registration.
Distinguishing between CHF and COPD exacerbations can be challenging in the primary care setting, as both conditions present with similar symptoms: dyspnea and wheezing. Traditional diagnostic tools may not always be readily available or conclusive. POCUS has emerged as a highly sensitive and cost-effective tool to aid in this differentiation.
Presented by David Netscher, MD, this episode details common sports injuries affecting the hand and upper extremity.
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