Magyar Diabetes Társaság A Magyar Endokrinológiai és Anyagcsere Társaság XIX. Kongresszusa Rendezvény vége: 2002.05.17. Tudományos információ: Dr. Pocsay Gábor Tel: 06-(66)-361-833/2626, 2102 Fax: 06-(66)-468-355 E-mail: pocsay@pandy.hu Helyszín: Román Kulturális Centrum, Gyula, Líceum tér 2.
Magyar Hypertonia Társaság Gene-Environment Interaction in Health and Disease (ISP 2010) Rendezvény vége: 2010.09.25. Tudományos információ: Pavel Hamet Címe: Canada Munkahely neve: Congress secretariat ISP & SHR 2010 – JPdL Címe: Canada Montréal, Québec 1555, Peel Street, Suite 500 H3A 3L8 Helyszín: A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.ispmontreal2010.com/ Following the 2006 meeting in Beijing we invite colleagues interested in the pathophysiology of diseases to join us for the 6th International Congress, which will be held in Montréal, Canada from September 22 to 25, 2010, under the banner “Gene-environment interaction in health and disease ”. The Congress program will reflect current trends in the evolution of pathophysiology and biological science in general, while further enlarging the scope of our meeting to cover progress from Genomics to Systems Biology, integrating both our genetic make-up and environmental exposures resulting in shared and distinct pathophysiological pathways. We also plan to present novel therapeutic targets based on this new knowledge, future tools in prevention and optimized therapy based on predictive genomics.
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Magyar Ortopéd Társaság EFORT Instructional Courses 2010, Copenhagen Rendezvény vége: 2010.09.18. Szakterület(ek): Ortopédia Szervező: Jes Bruun Lauritzen Munkahely neve: BJD-DK President, Denmark Helyszín: Denmark, DK-2400 Copenhagen, Auditorium, Bispebjerg Bakke 23, Bispebjerg Hospital, University of Copenhagen A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.efort.org/ic/copenhagen2010 Fractures in the elderly are becoming an increasing challenge for quality care. Due to the demographic shift with an increasing number of elderly in the European population with increased life expectancy, fractures in the elderly constitute the major patient volume in the orthopaedic departments. The increasing quantity must be met by increasing quality in the treatment.
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