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All workshops will be held in the Sponsored Workshop Theater on the Expo Floor


Friday, May 18, 2007
 
1:00 - 1:30 PM

Advanced Lipoprotein Particle Profile for Better Cardiovascular Risk Assessment

Dr. Jan Troup
Director of Lipid Science
SpectraCell Laboratories
Booth# 200

Deaths of women from cardiovascular disease are increasing and the National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) acknowledges that 50% of those at risk are missed by standard cholesterol testing. LPP, an advanced lipoprotein particle profile test, identifies many of those at risk by measuring the NCEP emerging risk factors and the clinically relevant lipoprotein particle numbers.
 
1:30 - 2:00 PM

Helping Physicians Launch a Successful Medical Spa

Delano Miller
Director of Education and Development
MedSurge Advances
Booth# 307

MedSurge Advances will present on one of the fastest-growing segments of healthcare – aesthetic medicine. Our presentation will show the specialized business resources physicians need to start or expand their practices to include aesthetic medicine to their patients. MedSurge Advances has helped physicians open more than 300 medical spas from coast to coast.
 
4:50 - 5:20 PM

Performance Improvement (PI) CME: FBHC CARES for Type 2 Diabetes

Andrew McCrea, PhD
Executive Director
The Foundation for Better Health Care
Booth# 116

In the near future, Performance Improvement (PI) CME will be a major component of physicians' CME and re-licensure activities. Learn about FBHC's pioneering PI CME program. Enroll to assess your practice-based performance in 9 evidence-based clinical performance measures for Type 2 diabetes and earn up to 20 hours of Category 1 credits.

Saturday, May 19, 2007
 
9:10 - 9:40 PM

What Color Is Your Diet?

Susan Bowerman, MS, RD
Author
What Color Is Your Diet?
Booth#

Ms. Bowerman will discuss the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory health benefits of a colorful range of plant foods in the prevention of chronic disease and how to utilize the color message to encourage patients to include more plant foods in their diets. The role of plant foods in a weight reduction diet will also be addressed. Following her presentation, Ms. Bowerman will be available to sign copies of her book What Color Is Your Diet?
 
12:30 - 1:00 PM

AtoZinc: Implications for Women’s Health and Wellness Functional Vitamin and Antioxidant Deficiencies

Dr. Eldred Taylor
Laboratory Director
TAP Pharmaceutical Products, Inc.
Booth# 114

Major health challenges confront women from childhood to old age: reproductive life, menopause, cancer, heart disease, stroke, depression, osteoporosis, Alzheimer’s disease, and sexually transmitted disease. Inflammation plays a significant role in the pathophysiology of many of these degenerative processes, with deficiencies of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants from A to Zinc, as active participants. Deficiencies are very common and very treatable.
 
1:00 - 1:30 PM

futureperfectTM: Women and Weight Loss

Delano Miller
Director of Education and Development
MedSurge Advances
Booth# 307

futureperfect is a medical concept that helps women lose weight, shape their bodies and tone their skin through technology, nutrition, a support network and medical management supervision. Utilizing exclusive technologies from Europe and Japan, futureperfect delivers tailored results based on individual goals of fat reduction, body shaping, and muscle toning.
 
2:55 - 3:25 AM

Performance Improvement (PI) CME: FBHC CARES for Type 2 Diabetes

Andrew McCrea, PhD
Executive Director
The Foundation for Better Health Care
Booth# 116

In the near future, Performance Improvement (PI) CME will be a major component of physicians' CME and re-licensure activities. Learn about FBHC's pioneering PI CME program. Enroll to assess your practice-based performance in 9 evidence-based clinical performance measures for Type 2 diabetes and earn up to 20 hours of Category 1 credits.