Don't Miss The 42nd POSTGRA ASSEMBLY The Endocriri October 28-Nove Sheraton Waikiki Honolulu, Hawai A Must for anyone involved in <strong>Endocrinology</strong> or Internal Medicine... • All endocrine practitioners 1. An outstanding source of information on the newest approaches and latest information for a wide variety of clinical endocrine and metabolic disorders 2. All clinically oriented workshops 3. An invaluable 600 plus page syllabus 4. A full day on diabetes and lipid disorders Who Should Attend: • Any primary care internists involved with endocrine disorders Benefits: 5. An emphasis on the most current and upcoming issues in endocrinology 6. Unique Evening Lecture: A debate over the risks and benefits of estrogen therapy For more information contact: 7. A special schedule that leaves afternoons free THE tNDOCRINE SOCIETY 9650 Rockville Pike • Bethesda, MD 20814 • (301) 571-1802 • FAX (301) 571-1869
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