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Founded in 2007, ACAAM began as the American Board of Addiction Medicine Foundation with a mission of promoting academic excellence and leadership in addiction medicine. ACAAM’s primary audience consists of the faculty directors of addiction medicine fellowship programs in the United States and Canada, along with graduating fellows from these programs. ACAAM holds an annual meeting each year and offers CME and MOC products and resources. For more information, visit .
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