Abstracts
Late Breaking Research
Abstracts
Contributions for the final plenary session featuring important
research completed after the abstract deadline of February 16, 2004 are welcome.
The results should be expected to have a major impact on the development of the
field in which they were obtained and should not be a simple "late submission".
A covering letter explaining the importance of the research should accompany
the abstract. Both must be submitted before May 10, 2004.
Please send an email with a word attachment (max 250 words, excl. title and
authors) to the chair of the Scientific Programme Committee
Professor Han Brunner.
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Guidelines for Online-Abstract Submission
of Invited Abstracts
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submission). The upload feature supports and converts tables within the
document. Special characters are widely supported.
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European Alliance of Genetic Support Groups
The EAGS, an umbrella organisation of national and supra-national patient
support groups in Europe, working for the benefit of individuals and families
with genetic disorders, is holding its annual conference in parallel with the
ESHG annual meeting this year. Representatives of the European umbrella groups
for the support of those affected by genetic disorders will be gathering to
discuss general and specific issues of common concern such as orphan medicinal
products and rare diseases, public awareness, education, scientific research,
patents, ethics, reproductive choice and screening, insurance, quality of life
regulation.
Delegates of ESHG 2004 will be very welcome at any of these open sessions of the
EAGS meeting. For more information please contact: Mr Alastair Kent,
Secretary-General of EAGS, Tel: +44 207 704 3141, Fax +44 207 359 1447, E-mail:
alastair@gig.org.uk