For those in the New England area, Dr. Benjamin Natelson will be speaking about his "splitter" approach to research on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome on Sat. April 28 in a lecture co-sponsored by the Massachusetts CFIDS/ME and FM Association. If you're not close by, I will be covering the event for Mass CFIDS and will post my article on their website. I'll be sure to post a link to the article on my blog as well. Let me know if you'll be attending so we can meet face-to-face!
Here is the information from the Mass CFIDS e-newsletter:
Massachusetts CFIDS/ME & FM Association
Education, Support and Advocacy since 1985
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR PATIENTS AND HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONERS Saturday April 28, 2012
Registration - 12:30 P.M. - 1:00 P.M
Conference - 1:00 P.M. - 3:30 P M.
Keynote speaker: Benjamin H. Natelson, MD
Director, Pain & Fatigue Study Center, Beth Israel Medical Center, NY
Professor of Neurology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, NY
"CFS Diagnosis: Lumper or Splitter"
Dr. Natelson has recently won a federally funded grant from NIH to move this work ahead. Come hear Dr. Natelson speak about these findings and future plans for collaborative research on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia. There will be an expanded Q & A session.
This lecture will NOT be videotaped.
Lecture co-sponsored by the Massachusetts CFIDS/ME & FM Association and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Register now at www.masscfids.org
Become a member! Members enter free!
$10 donation for non-members requested
Location: Massachusetts Department of Public Health
U. Mass. Hinton State Laboratory Institute Auditorium
305 South Street, Jamaica Plain/Boston, MA 02130
Free parking/accessible by MBTA.
For directions visit www.mass.gov
Please have a government issued picture ID for entrance to the building.
Register now at www.masscfids.org
Become a member! Members enter free!
$10 donation for non-members requested
Location: Massachusetts Department of Public Health
U. Mass. Hinton State Laboratory Institute Auditorium
305 South Street, Jamaica Plain/Boston, MA 02130
Free parking/accessible by MBTA.
For directions visit www.mass.gov
Please have a government issued picture ID for entrance to the building.