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UK Neuromuscular Translational Research Conference - Oxford, England. 25-26 Mar 2010
Sat, 06/02/2010 - 3:27pm | by DR. MUKESH D JAINThe MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Diseases and the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign are pleased to announce the
UK Neuromuscular Translational Research Conference 2010
Thursday 25th & Friday 26th March
Following the success of the 2009 UK Translational Research Conference for Neuromuscular Disease hosted by the MRC Centre and the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign in Newcastle, we are pleased to announce this UK conference in Oxford in 2010. This two-day conference aims to showcase the best UK neuromuscular science, and highlight its translation into patient benefit. The conference will include invited keynote speakers providing state of the art overviews, as well as platform and poster presentations from submitted abstracts. Professor Angela Vincent will deliver the John Newsom Davies Lecture. There will be a reception and gala dinner on Thursday 25th March at New College.
Key themes encompass basic science to clinical care and will include:
* RNA therapies in neuromuscular disease
* Focus on acquired neuromuscular disease
* New MRI applications in neuromuscular disease
* Novel therapeutic strategies for sarcopenia in disease and aging
Abstract submission deadline - Friday 15th January 2010
Registration deadline - Friday 29th January 2010
Scientific Research Update on Ayurveda, Astronomy & Yoga
Wed, 21/10/2009 - 3:43pm | by DR. MUKESH D JAINBhilai Ayurveda Seminar, Patient Doctor Meet & Workshops
Jointly organised by Manav Seva Samiti, Indian Society of Clinical Ayurveda and the Ayush Samiti Bhilai
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Venue: Nehru House of Culture, Bhilai CG India
Date: 19th & 20th December 2009
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The last people of India live in rural areas with no assess to the healthcare sector of the modern India. We need structural reforms in the healthcare sector to improve delivery of services at the grassroot level and help the underpriviledged access for facilites. It is widely felt that the poor and underpriviledged sections of our population do not have access to healthcare system. It has to be more sensitive to the needs of women and children. “Hospital-centered approach” has proved to be “excessively-costly” even in advanced foreign countries. A more balanced approach will be to lay due emphasis on preventive health care.