Registration deadline extended

[Guest guest]

We have space available in our February 9th Video-Conference!

FEAT Central Texas &

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Is sponsoring a Video-Conference with

The California Coalition

Autism Spectrum Disorders, CFIDS, ADD/ADHD, and Learning Disabilities:

" A Medical Epidemic and The Neuro-Immune Connection "

An information session on (Neuro-Immune Dysfunction Syndromes) and the

scientific link to Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders(ASD) including

PDD-NOS, ADD/ADHD, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/CFIDS, Speech and Language

Delay, Learning Disabilities and Social and Developmental Delays. For

parents, patients, medical and education professionals.

EXCITING UPDATE: What Can You DO RIGHT NOW! WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD!

Presentations by members of the Scientific and Medical Advisory Board:

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Dr. Griffith, M.D., Pediatric Neurology

Dr. Griffith is a Pediatric Neurologist in practice in Northern California

and affiliated with University of San Francisco. Dr. Griffith has a patient

base comprised mainly of children on the Autism Spectrum. Dr. Griffith's is

an expert is in the area of neuro-cognitive assessments and therapy and the

understanding of cognitive evaluation tools to support therapeutic and

clinical trials.

Dr. Goldberg, M.D., F.A.A.P., Medical Director,

Research Institute Scientific & Medical Advisory Board

www.NeuroImmuneDr.com

Dr. Goldberg received his Medical Degree from UCLA and trained at LAC-USC

Medical Center. He is the Medical Director of the Research Institute

Scientific & Medical Advisory Board. He is on the clinical teaching staff at

both UCLA and Cedars-Sinai Hospitals. He has 17 years experience in

evaluating and treating children with disorders that fall within the

evolving spectrum of .

Dr. Jeffery Galpin M.D.

Dr. Galpin received his Medical Degree from University of Illinois and

trained at Presbyterian St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago. He also completed a

post-doctoral fellowship at University of California in Infectious Disease

and at the National Institutes of Health. He has received the Young Research

Award for Genetic Engineering and Immunology and is currently an Associate

Professor at the University of Southern California, Chairman of the Shared

Medical Research Foundation, Editor Emeritus of the Infectious Disease Alert

World Newsletter. During his career, his accomplishments include developing

the first gene therapy for AIDS and co-developing Hydroxyurea, a synergistic

drug for AIDS.

Dr. Klimas

Dr. Klimas is currently a Professor of Medicine, Psychology, Microbiology

and Immunology at the University of Miami School of Medicine and the Miami

VA Medical Center. She is also a clinical immunologist who has worked in the

area of neuro-immune connections, in relation to HIV Infections and Chronic

Fatigue Syndrome, for approximately fourteen years. Her work in associating

the degree of immune activation with severity of cognitive dysfunction has

led to the study of potential mechanisms relative to these findings. These

laboratory-based observations are currently being translated into clinical

trials that will aid in finding treatments for symptoms of cognitive

dysfunction through immune-based therapies.

We will have presentations by the members of the board followed by a Round

Table Question and Answer period. This will be a two-way video-conference

where we can ask the panel of doctors questions.

No charge to attend, but donations are welcome

Austin, TX

Date: Saturday, Feb 9, 2002

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

5300 Riata Park Ct

Building 8, Colorado Room

Go to the reception area through to the cafeteria and on the left will be

the Colorado Room.

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Time:10:00pm-3:00pm /Check-in 9:30-10:00 check in

Registration by Phone: (512)656-6364, E-MAIL: featctx@...

Register by Friday, Feb 1, 2001. Space is limited, so please register

early.

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