Theos-Talk Archives (October 1998 Message tl00002)

Here is an announcement. The significant aspect is the quick reporting on
the proceedings of the conference. This appears to be the trend of the next
millenium even though the traditional paper version delivered by snailmail
delayed by months will continue. 

I think other organizations still happily living in the techniques and
technology of 18th century or even previous manvantara may want to wake up
to the reality of the day.

mkr
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

o SAME-DAY IN-DEPTH COVERAGE OF THE 71ST AMERICAN HEART
ASSOCIATION
SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS COMING NOVEMBER 8 - 11
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"Scientific Sessions Highlights Online" from Medscape will
provide in-depth coverage of the American Heart Association
(AHA) 71st Scientific Sessions, November 8-11, 1998 for
cardiovascular disease professionals. Medscape's team of physician
reporters will post clinically focused summaries of the most
important news coming out of the AHA meeting within hours of
clinical presentations and seminars on hypertension prevention
and control, new findings and controversies in arrhythmia management,
advances in anti-thrombotic therapies, and other important topics.
The faculty for these summaries will include Romualdo Belardinelli, MD,
William Groh, MD, Daniel Jones, MD, and John Keaney, MD, among a
number of other presenters at the meeting. The summaries will be
available at:

http://www.medscape.com/Medscape/CNO/1998/AHA/public/index-AHA.html

Medscape's Conference News Online coverage of the 71st Scientific
Sessions is presented by the American Heart Association through an
unrestricted educational grant from Pfizer, Inc.

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