UConn, EPA sponsoring free CME credit conference on Mold and Moisture

[Guest guest]

MOLD and MOISTURE: Guidance for Clinicians and Public Health

Professionals

A free, CME-approved* pre-conference workshop at the CDC, NCEH/ATSDR's

2009 National Environmental Public Health Conference- Healthy People in

a Healthy Environment

(http://www.team-psa.com/2009nephc/main.asp).

October 25, 2009 |Sheraton Atlanta Hotel, Courtland St. | Atlanta,

Georgia

Gain the tools to evaluate and treat patients for their mold and

moisture related health concerns!

Physicians and other health care professionals are being faced with a

rapidly growing number of patients troubled by indoor contaminants,

particularly mold. This workshop, sponsored by the University of

Connecticut School of Medicine, Office of Continuing Education and the

Center for Indoor Environments and Health, offers participants the

latest information on mold, moisture, building science and health.

This workshop features expert speakers from the University of

Connecticut Health Center and others. It is designed for primary care

providers, public health professionals, and allergy and pulmonary

medicine sub-specialists. Read more-about the Mold and Moisture

workshop, and register online

http://oehc.uchc.edu/clinser/NEPHC_Atlanta_2009.pdf.

If you have any questions about the Mold and Moisture workshop, please

contact a Schenck with the University of Connecticut Health Center

at schenck@... or (860) 679-2368.

* For CME details, visit the University of Connecticut Center for Indoor

Environments and Health web site. This workshop is supported by the

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Radiation and Indoor

Air.

Questions? Contact Adam Brush at 770-488-3961/cbrush@... for

answers.