COVID-19 - One year on

Register now to attend our free webinar on 28th February (14:00 GMT, Sunday) looking back at the progress made in the battle against Coronavirus. With leading experts from around the world, the free webinar will establish how our therapeutic knowledge of treating COVID 19 has developed in the past year. It will provide information about vaccination in pregnancy and wider issues relating to global vaccination policy, and shed more light on the lessons of the large population based studies on COVID in pregnancy.

https://www.isuog.org/event/covid-19-one-year-on.html

A program megtekinthető ide kattintva

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Dear Friend,

On behalf of Prof. Zoltan Szekanecz (Hungary) and Prof. Yehuda Shoenfeld (Israel) - we are happy to invite you to join for FREE the 2^nd HUNGARY - ISRAEL On-line Symposium of Autoimmunity and Rheumatology on Sunday, February 28, 2021.

We are approaching this special event and have summarized the following important points for you:

- The Symposium will start exactly at 08:45 Israel time/07:45 Hungary time and will end at 15:10 Israel time/14:10 Hungary time - on SUNDAY, February 28, 2021.

- The e-Symposium connection details are following: 
click https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4864470276?pwd=iKkZR9-YVezNq05syCCeKEuBrl-51A  ;

- Meeting ID: 486 447 0276; Password: 443844;

- The presentations will be given in On-Line format in ZOOM (the FINAL program enclosed);

- There will be 3 lectures sessions followed by the LIVE discussion panels (20 minutes each one).

- If anybody has questions or comments on and during the presentation - please write down YOUR NAME using a CHAT and your question will be answered in the discussion session.

- Please, do not intervene during the presentations - MUTE your microphones.

To join the symposium, please send us your full name, position and email to: Yuri.Ostrinski@gmail.com 

Looking forward to e-meeting you.

The organizing committee

2nd HUNGARY - ISRAEL On-line Symposium of Autoimmunity and Rheumatology

Prof. Zoltan Szekanecz, Prof. Yehuda Shoenfeld

https://autoimmunity.kenes.com/online-symposium/  

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