The Arthritis Society Forum

  
The Arthritis Society is hosting a forum next week about osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Dr. Edward Keystone is the keynote speaker and he is a fantastic, entertaining and inspiring speaker. I heard him speak about a year and a half ago and it made a tremendous impact on me.You can see the webcast of that speech here - look for November 2010, The Most Exciting Time EVER in the History of Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis great title, isn't it?).

My contacts at The Arthritis Society tells me there's still space at next Thursday's lecture. If you're within driving distance of Toronto, register and come listen.

I'll see you there!

 
    

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AlisonH said…
So he's the keystone speaker. Ya gotta love it.
12:55 PM
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis said…
It would be great, if arthritis society forum will have all information on arthritis. Many people would get benefit from this information arthritis forum.
6:46 AM
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