9th International Research and Clinical Conference for CFS/ME

Hosted by the International Association for CFS/ME
March 12-15, 2009
Reno, Nevada

Suzanne Vernon, PhD leads a workshop for clinicians and researchers.

Coverage by the CFIDS Association of America:

Conference Overview Article by Kim McCleary & Scientific Director

Daily On-Site Conference Reports Posted to Facebook by CFIDS Association President & CEO Kim McCleary

Day One (Patient Conference)

Day Two (Research & Clinical Conference)

Day Three (Research & Clinical Conference)

Day Four (Research & Clinical Conference)

Suzanne Vernon, PhD Suzanne Vernon, PhD’s Acceptance Speech for the IACFS/ME Award for Research Excellence

Reno Media Coverage Facilitated by the CFIDS Association

Link to the Association’s Facebook page – look through event photos in the conference photo album (must have a free Facebook account to access)

Links to Other Conference Materials:

Conference Brochures and Schedules: www.iacfsme.org

DiGiVision Media Video and Mp3 Audio of the Conference (available for purchase): www.instatapes.com/IACFS

Free demo of Anthony Komaroff, MD’s summary
Free demo of Yasuyoshi Watanabe, MD’s presentation

“Invisible” documentary as screened at the Patient Conference on March 12: http://www.vtcfids.org/invisible.html

Keynote Address by the Honorable John Kitzhaber, MD (as delivered at another convention, but very similar to his March 13 presentation at the IACFS/ME conference): http://wecandobetter.org/Kitzhabers_Blog

Whittemore Peterson Institute for Neuro-Immune Disease: http://www.wpinstitute.org/

IACFS/ME Presidential Letter RE: Reno Conference: March 12-15, 2009 http://www.iacfsme.org/OrganizationInformation/tabid/124/Default.aspx

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