Lyme Disease conference lower rate deadline
- From: pmerv@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 27 Sep 2005 16:52:31 -0700
This is just to remind you that after tomorrow the
rate for the LDA conference goes up. To avoid the
higher price, please go to:
http://www.lymediseaseassociation.org/Conference2005.html
and register on line now.
Lyme Disease Association's 6th Annual Lyme Conference
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
October 28, 2005
Lyme Disease Association
Lyme & Other Tick-Borne Diseases: Emerging Tick-Borne
Diseases
Friday, October 28, 2005,
7:30a.m. - 6:30p.m.
Reception 6:30-8:30p.m.
Crowne Plaza, Philadelphia, PA
HOTEL RESERVATIONS: LDA has reserved a block of
rooms for early registration. Call 215-561-7500
or 1-800-2-Crowne & mention Lyme Disease
Association (LDA) Conference for conference
rate of $129 (applies for reservations made by
October 5).
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Who can attend: Anyone. Although the target
audience is geared to physicians and other health care
providers, it is open to ALL of the public to attend.
Registration Amount: Includes Breakfast, 2
breaks, conference, compendium and reception.
· CME: $140 (by 9/28), $170 (after 9/28)
· Non CME: (Regular Registration) $100 (by
9/28), $120 (after 9/28)
· NJ Professional Development: $110 (by 9/28),
$130 (after 9/28)
1. Online Registration: Must be placed by
October 25, 2005
For online registration through Pay pal
2. By Mail Registration: Must be received by
October 22, 2005
Send Registration form & check or money
order payable to:
Lyme Disease Association
P.O. Box 1438
Jackson, NJ 08527
3. At the Door: Only if space permits at
the time of the conference. Cost will be the
"after 9/28" registration price listed above
plus an additional $10.
The International Lyme &
Associated Diseases Society (ILADS)
annual scientific meeting will be held October 29 &
30 2005 at the same location. Contact
www.ILADS.org for registration and information about
their meeting.
Speakers to date include:
Sven Bergstr, PhD, Department of
Molecular Biology, Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden:
Infection biology of relapsing fever omBorrelia:
mechanisms of evasion and persistence
Steven Norris, PhD, Professor of
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine & of
Microbiology & Molecular Genetics, University
of Texas-Houston Medical School: Virulence
determinants of Borrelia as identified
genetically
PD Dr. med. Klaus-Peter Hunfeld, MPH,
Institute of Medical Microbiology, University
Hospital of Frankfurt
Greg Storch, MD, Professor of
Pediatrics; Co-director Clinical Retrovirus
Lab; Director Division of Pediatric Laboratory
Medicine; Director Clinical Virology Lab;
Director Bacteriology Laboratory; Director
Molecular Virology Laboratory, Washington
University in St. Louis, Ehrlichiosis
Daniel Cameron, MD, Director, First
Medical Associates, Mt. Kisco, New York: Results
from Lyme disease treatment clinical trial
Martin Fried, MD, Director,
Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition, Meridian
Health Systems, JSMC, New Jersey: Co-infection
with Bartonella & other organisms
Ed Masters, MD, Chairman of the
Department of Family Practice at Southeast Missouri
Hospital: STARI (Southern Tick-Associated
Rash Illness)
Brian Fallon, MD, Director,
Lyme Disease Research Program, New York State
Psychiatric Institute; Associate Professor of
Clinical Psychiatry, Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons: Final
Results of Columbia/NIH Trial
Richard Brown, MD, associate clinical
professor of psychiatry at Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons; private
consultation practice in integrative
psychopharmacology in New York City: Complementary
medicine strategies for the relief of Lyme-related
symptoms
Susan E. Little, DVM, PhD, Professor and
Endowed Chair Department of Pathobiology Center
for Veterinary Health Sciences, Oklahoma State
University: Tick-borne diseases in southern
U.S.
Joseph Burrascano, MD, Board of
Directors, International Lyme & Associated
Diseases Society: Case Presentation
Klaus-Peter Hunfeld, PD Dr. med., MPH,
Institute of Medical Microbiology, University Hospital
of Frankfurt, Germany: Antimicrobial
susceptibility studies against Borrelia
burgdorferi: Clinical implications
Terry Schultze, PhD, Research Scientist,
Infectious and Zoonotic Diseases Program,
NJDHSS (Ret.); Research Consultant: Assessment
and management of vector tick populations
Paul Duray, MD, West Roxbury VA Medical
Center Department of Pathology and Lab
Medicine: 3 dimensional culturing of Borrelia
burgdorferi in micro-gravity chamber
REFUND: Written notice of cancellation of
registration must be received by LDA before 9/28/05
or no refund will be issued. No exceptions.
REGISTRATION AMOUNT: registration amount will be
determined by the receipt date of the payment by mail
or online.
*CME - Provides Continuing Medical Education (CME)
credits for physicians & other health care providers
**Provides Professional development hours for NJ
educators; LDA is a New Jersey State Professional
Development Provider
ABSTRACTS FOR POSTER PRESENTATIONS (ONE PAGE
MAXIMUM) DUE BY OCTOBER 5, 2005. Send to: LDA , PO
Box 1438, Jackson, NJ 08527.
Accessibility: This conference is accessible to
everyone. Please note on the registration form if you
need accommodations.
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