2009 International Symposium on malignant mesothelioma will be held Thursday, June 25 until Saturday, June 27 in Washington, DC, at the Omni Shoreham Hotel. The event is organized by the Applied Research Foundation Mesothelioma and mesothelioma with international experts, patients, caregivers and advocates.
Specialists participating in the three-day symposium will update the attendees on the latest developments in treatment, research and clinical trials, and each day a different theme.
One day focuses on the promotion, noting the importance of communication with the leaders on the need for federal funding for mesothelioma research and the prohibition of the use of asbestos. The theme for the second day is "Renewing the Spirit," and will address the issues of support. The day also includes a series of roundtables on a variety of topics ranging from nutrition to pain management. Cover three days of treatment.
Celebration Dinner of Hope gala will be held Friday evening in honor of patients living with mesothelioma. Three annual awards will be given recognition of a political leader, the contributions made by a research company into new treatment options for mesothelioma and volunteer efforts of community members mesothelioma.
A tribute ceremony will be held the morning of the dinner to remember those who died of mesothelioma. Attendees may submit a photograph and the name of the loss of a loved one for use in a tribute on the wall and a collage of images during the ceremony.
"This conference is for everyone - patients, caregivers and family members, who have lost a loved one, volunteers, lawyers and medical experts and scientists. All the world who struggle against this disease and everyone who cares by the mission of healing to gain valuable health information, coping skills, support, friendships, and opportunities to make a real impact on the mission, "the Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation for the welcome letter from the symposium .
The Foundation for Applied Research Mesothelioma is a national non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for mesothelioma through funding research, providing support services to federal and patients involved in the promotion mesothelioma. Registration for the symposium can be completed in www.curemeso.org.
One day focuses on the promotion, noting the importance of communication with the leaders on the need for federal funding for mesothelioma research and the prohibition of the use of asbestos. The theme for the second day is "Renewing the Spirit," and will address the issues of support. The day also includes a series of roundtables on a variety of topics ranging from nutrition to pain management. Cover three days of treatment.
Celebration Dinner of Hope gala will be held Friday evening in honor of patients living with mesothelioma. Three annual awards will be given recognition of a political leader, the contributions made by a research company into new treatment options for mesothelioma and volunteer efforts of community members mesothelioma.
A tribute ceremony will be held the morning of the dinner to remember those who died of mesothelioma. Attendees may submit a photograph and the name of the loss of a loved one for use in a tribute on the wall and a collage of images during the ceremony.
"This conference is for everyone - patients, caregivers and family members, who have lost a loved one, volunteers, lawyers and medical experts and scientists. All the world who struggle against this disease and everyone who cares by the mission of healing to gain valuable health information, coping skills, support, friendships, and opportunities to make a real impact on the mission, "the Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation for the welcome letter from the symposium .
The Foundation for Applied Research Mesothelioma is a national non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for mesothelioma through funding research, providing support services to federal and patients involved in the promotion mesothelioma. Registration for the symposium can be completed in www.curemeso.org.
