Dr Oz and 'Autism'

January 27, 2011

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For the *Tuesday, February 8* afternoon show, arrival time is 1:30 p.m.;

" The Dr. Oz Show " will be hosting a town-hall discussion for parents of

children 0-12 months that are worried their children may be diagnosed

with autism, as well as parents of children with autism.

If this relates to you, please send an email to AutismTownHall@...

ASAP with:

.. Your first and last name

.. Daytime telephone number

.. Age of your child

.. Personal story of how autism has changed your life or about your

fear of having your child diagnosed with autism.

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Please check back here at doctoroz.com regularly for any updates.**

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end approximately three hours from arrival time. Audience members who

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will be denied.

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30 Rockefeller Plaza, Studio 6A

New York, NY 10112

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Studio Tour Desk in the NBC Experience Store located on the 49th Street

side of 30 Rockefeller Plaza (GE Building). Only one ticket will be

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Plaza until the afternoon taping that day has begun. Please note that a

standby ticket does not guarantee admission.

*Remember, you must be at least 18 years of age to attend a show taping,

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January 27, 2011

It would be great for Dr. G or Dr. to grab this type of forum. Does

anyone know who the experts will be who answer questions? Dr. Oz usually has

experts to accompany him during discussions on specific matters which are

not in his expertise.

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Doris

and Steve

Sent: January-27-11 7:13 PM

Subject: Dr Oz and 'Autism'