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The very first webcasts of the 4. Interdisziplinäres Prostatakarzinomsymposium (SG-PRO 2011) now online
The lectures were given in German language, some power point slides however in English language.
WEBCASTS of the Sessions MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS and EPILEPSY of CONy2011 (Beijing, October 13 - October 16) NOW ONLINE
TOPICS MS: 
- What is Multiple Sclerosis
- Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
TOPICS EPILEPSY:
- Epilepsy Therapy Evaluation
- Epilepsy, old and new
- Epilepsy Therapy and Risks
- Chinese Traditional Medicine
The very first WEBCASTS of THE 5th WORLD CONGRESS ON CONTROVERSIES IN NEUROLOGY (CONy2011) now ONLINE
The success of the previous CONy Congresses, which took place in Europe, paved the way for a locally oriented CONy Congress.Academically our CONy Congress will raise the most dynamic and controversial topics facing clinicians in the fields of neurology in an exciting debate forum. The Congress will promote excellence in the field by seeking to shed light on ongoing and challenging
Allowing ample time for speaker-audience discussion, the Congress aims at reaching up-to-date and agreed-upon answers to ongoing debates even when data remains limited, through evidence-based medicine and expert opinion. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in this vibrant meeting which will facilitate discussions on the shared experiences and opinions of leading local and international experts.
The CONy Congress will emphasize issues related to the region in terms of epidemiology, genetics, diagnostics and clinical management, as well as typical complications and distinctive responses to treatments.
Many of the Faculty members will be local in order to facilitate the involvement of a large number of participants in the debates and to discuss typical regional problems.
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Webcasts of the 2nd EORTC Symposium on Quality of Life Research NOW ONLINE
This symposium aims to cover a broad range of topics in HRQOL, Symptom Research and Cancer clinical trials. It will address recent developments of EORTC tools, as well as other measures for use in clinical trials, but also have a broader focus including discussing international developments and research in oncology. The faculty are international key opinion leaders in their field who will be able to provide diverse opinions on HRQOL. All aspects of designing, conducting and analysing HRQOL in clinical trials will be discussed. In addition key EU legislators will interact with European patient groups to foster greater collaboration for advanced quality of life research.
NEW: Webcasts of selected lectures of The Post Polio Conference 2011 NOW ONLINE
After the great polio epidemics in the last century around 700,000 people in Europe are now suffering from late effects of polio. Many survivors have a decreasing functional level because of paralysis, fatigue and pain, and this is a big challenge for polio survivors and the professionals, who are treating them. The European Polio Union wishes with this conference:
- To give medical and social professionals a possibility to exchange new research results and to debate relevant topics on a professional level
- To give polio survivors a possibility to achieve and exchange new knowledge on assessment, treatment and coping
- To achieve awareness on polio issues in the health sector and social service
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