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Dear Colleague, Armed with new detection methods and improved treatments, cardiologists are managing unstable angina and its associated condition, non-Q-wave myocardial infarction (NQMI), with increased effectiveness. Renowned interventional cardiologists, Drs. Brian Go and H. Vernon Anderson from the University of Texas, Houston, bring you up-to-date in this week's Cyberounds Cardiovascular Medicine. One AMA Category I CME credit. http://www.cyberounds.com/conferences/cardiovascular_medicine If you need more CME credits for 1998, or want to get a jump on '99, our totally Web-based CME program, sponsored by The Albert Einstein College of Medicine, now has 61 credit hours online. From your office or from your home, from anywhere, you can register, participate and earn credits, all online. Go to: http://www.cyberounds.com/cme/ Sorry for any cross postings. The Editors of Cyberounds Leslie Carr, Ethel Chafetz and Harry Levy, MD Director of CME Victor B. Hatcher, Ph.D. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%