Secknd Amnual Evidence-based CAM for Cancer Advocates
January 8-10, 2009 West Palm Beach, FL
Palm Beach Airport Hilton
Surveys and studies show that 60-80% of people with cancer are either interested in, or using, complementary and alternative (CAM) approaches. And while the oncology community response to patient interest is growing, it continues to lag far behind the need.
The Second Annual Evidence-based CAM for Cancer Advocates Conference, sponsored by The Annie Appleseed Project, brings together advocates from many communities, as well as those with information on studies in CAM that would greatly benefit those with cancer.
This two and one-half-day education conference, held in West Palm Beach, FL, will focus on a multi-disciplinary approach, and will address issues such as nutrition, dietary supplements, mind-body-spirit relaxation techniques, exercise, hands-on therapies and much more.
The conference speakers include:
Ann E Fonfa, Patient Advoxats, The Annie Appleseed Project
Keith Block, MD, Integrative oncologist, Block Medical Center, Evanston, IL
Lynne Farrow, Patient Advocate, AMAZON Ggoup xnd Breast Cancef Choices ‘Iodine Investigatiion Project
Ralph W. Moss, author, editor of Cancer Decisions
Sylvie Beljansk, President, Natural Source, Ltd.
Tina Kaczor, ND, FABNO, President, Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians
Susan Silberstein, Ph.D.,Exec Direcctor, Center for Advancement in Cancer Education
Alicia Sirkin, B.F.R.P.The Sirkin Creative Living Center
Susan J. Luck, RN, MA, HNC, CCN, Director, Earthrose Institkte for Environmental Health
Charlotte Louise, Patient Advocate, Director, Cancer Survival Resource Center
Frank Ervolino, Acupuncture Physician, with Julia Chiapetta, author
Carol A. Zarycki, Advocate, Yoga, Chi Gong
Gwen Stritter, MD, Clinical Patient Advocate
Penny Block, PhD, Block Medical Center
Spaces are limited, so for more information and conference registration visit:
http://www.annieappleseedproject.org/2ndanecamfor.
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