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PRE-CONGRESS AND SPECIAL EVENTS The WOSAAM (World Society of Anti-Aging Medicine), considered as the fastest growing scientific Society (over 6500 physicians from 120 nations in the clinical specialty of anti-aging medicine) proposes a Board Certification Examination in: At the Grimaldi Forum Self learning with CDs and an exceptional textbook Modalities: Register and receive the learning material to prepare the examination. Prior to the exam an expert will present a 2 hours review on the main topics of the certification. �s ANTI-AGING MEDICINE NEXT EXAMINATION SESSION IN ANTI-AGING MEDICINE: Your position as a WOSAAM Board-Certified will enhance your status in the eyes of your patients and colleagues with a titled position in a major international scientific society. Review: Thursday April 8 BECOME A WOSAAM BOARD CERTIFIED PHYSICIAN IN ANTI-AGING MEDICINE & NUTRITION! - Certification Fee: 1450 Euros th - 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Exam: Friday April 9th - 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm More info: www.wosaam.org
WOSIAM - FIRST WORLD SUMMIT ON INTERDISCIPLINARY AGING MEDICINE WEDNESDAY APRIL 7 TH 2010 Under the Presidency of Prof. Frederick NAFTOLIN, USA WOSIAM is a one day conference organized by SIAM and supported by the Principality of Monaco and WOSAAM. This World Summit aims to become the rmeeting of reference where will be proposed an update on the latest scientific advances in Preventive, well-aging and Regenerative medicine and will debate the implications on the healthcare systems policies. The objective being to propose, at an international scale, a better health management and strategies for the care of aging populations. It will be off-site from the AMWC - Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress, but will have a special relationship with it since WOSIAM will furnish speakers for the scientific sessions of the AMWC. The first annual meeting of SIAM - Society for Interdisciplinary Aging Medicine, will occur during the WOSIAM. THE SOCIETY FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY AGING MEDICINE (SIAM) The past century has seen a doubling of lifespan in industrialized countries. There has also been a shift in leading causes of death - from acute illnesses to complications of chronic diseases. These changes are largely the result of the widespread application of public health measures, improved availability of nutrition, changes in occupational hazards and stresses, preventative measures and new medical interventions. The effect of these changes has affected demographics; the profile of industrialized countries has been skewed toward increasingly older populations while developing countries have a bimodal distribution of population with large percentages of younger individuals plus a growing number of advanced age individuals. We are facing a tsunami of aging people and their problems. Biomedical research on aging and contributing factors for chronic diseases is forging ahead. The pharmaceutical industry is also moving ahead, but with a different métier. The results are not coordinated and have led to advances that may reduce one disease while shifting the healthcare load to previously minor or less frequent conditions. While the profile of healthcare needs reflects the increasing number of aging individuals with problems related to wellness and disease, the activities of those delivering the care remain bound by historical customs and societal pressure to deliver clinical disease-oriented care rather than preventative care, health education and lifestyle modification. In most cases there is insufficient direction of resources for other than delivery of care or for clinical or basic research. The factors in the delayed response to the new demographics are social, especially lifestyle matters, and societal, inadequate resources to furnish healthcare to the increasing number of aging individuals. There is a lack of purposefully interdisciplinary approaches to early education, risk evaluation, targeted interventions and preventative measures during the first half of life that are aimed at forestalling or affecting the course of disease in the latter half of life. The research in this area is age and disease focused, which has furnished an incomplete understanding of the basis of these problems. The Society for Interdisciplinary Aging Medicine will be a venue for interdisciplinary interaction of practitioners and scientists. The Society seeks members who are engaged in investigation, innovation and practice at all stages of life that are relevant to healthy aging. It will be a cross-cutting organization that leads the way by offering a venue for new ideas and results. SIAM seeks members who are prepared to look and work across conventional borders to accomplish this mission. The first, organizational meeting of SIAM will be on 7 April, 2010 at the World Summit of Interdisciplinary Aging Medicine to be held in Monte Carlo under the auspices of the Principality of Monaco. The World Congress of Anti-Aging Medicine will follow, with SIAM-sponsored lectures and workshops. This Summit will have two main lines of content: The scientific basis and management of aging, and, strategies for the care of aging populations. Public: Practitioners of all specialties, scientists, university and public research, health administrations, government healthcare authorities, private medical insurances... WOSIAM PRELIMINARY PROGRAM - World Summit and SIAM President: Prof Frederick NAFTOLIN PREVENTION - DETECTION The latest tools for prevention Imaging - Laboratory Testing - Genotyping Information: Medias, conferences, trainings WELL-AGEING The nutrition of the 21th century Interest and role of nutriments, food and antioxidants, supplements - Benefits & Risks Hormone Therapies Which Therapies? Advantages and risks? Debate. Genetic therapies Which Therapies? Latest updates REGENERATIVE MEDICINE Stem cells Controversies and Guidelines on Stem Cell Transplantation in 2010 HEALTHCARE, SOCIO-ECONOMY, POLICY Healthcare economy, statistics Financial impact on healthcare systems Strategies for a new medicine Thursday Jeudi April 8 th ROOM AURIC (LEVEL -2) ADVANCED ANTI-AGING SEMINAR NEUROTRANSMITTERS WOSIAM REGISTRATION: 280/350 Eur See detailed PROGRAM and SPEAKERS & SIAM membership information WWW.WOSIAM.COM (optional registration required) 9.00 - 13.00 Chair: Alfred WOLF - Claude DALLE • Neurostress, depression and fatigue: The role of neurotransmitters and nitrosative stress. A modern approach Alfred WOLF, Germany Stress neurologique, dépression et fatigue : le rôle des neurotransmetteurs et du nitrostress. Une approche moderne • Neuroprotection with regard to depression and Alzheimer’s disease Alfred WOLF, Germany Neuroprotection dans la dépression et la maladie d’Alzheimer • Neurotransmitters and brain aging / Neurotransmetteurs et vieillissement du cerveau Monika GOLKOVA, Czech Republic • Neuronal dysfunction, chronobiological dysregulation and aging Olivier COUDRON, Belgium Dysfonction neuronale, dérégulation chronobiologique et vieillissement • Neurottransmitters and hormones / Neurottransmetteurs et hormones Claude DALLE, France • Questions and answers / Questions et réponses
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