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WMA Urges Sri Lankan President To Intervene On Behalf Of Government Doctors
The World Medical Association has urged the President of Sri Lanka to intervene on behalf of three government employed doctors, two of whom have been detained and the third taken to an unknown destination, after working in the conflict zone in Sri Lanka.
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Data From Enzo Therapeutics' Phase II Study Of Crohn's Disease Presented At Prestigious Gastroenterology Conference
Enzo Biochem, Inc. (NYSE: ENZ), a biotechnology company specializing in gene identification and genetic and immune regulation technologies for diagnostic and therapeutic applications and laboratory services, announced that data from a Phase II clinical trial was presented today at Digestive Disease Week, the largest international gathering of academic researchers and practicing physicians in gastrointestinal medicine, held this year in Chicago. The data indicate that Alequel™, the Company"s investigational individualized oral immune regulation preparation, may be effective for the treatment of moderate-to-severe Crohn"s disease.
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American Academy Of Ophthalmology Announces Participants For 2010 Leadership Development Program

The American Academy of Ophthalmology announced the participants for its 2010 Leadership Development Program (LDP), an annual program designed to recognize and support ophthalmologists with the potential to become leaders in ophthalmic societies. "The LDP program, now in its eleventh year, has cultivated the leadership talents of nearly 200 ophthalmologists," said David W. Parke II, MD, executive vice president and CEO of the Academy. "Program participants gain the necessary skills to promote ophthalmology worldwide and to grow as leaders in the profession." Every spring, the LDP invites state, subspecialty and specialized interest ophthalmology societies to nominate an Eye M.D. to be a part of this program. After nominations are submitted, about 18 to 20 program participants are chosen via a competitive selection process. The participants attend four education sessions that address a variety of leadership, advocacy and association governance topics. The first of the four sessions will be held at the 2009 Joint Meeting in San Francisco, followed by a winter meeting in San Francisco, a spring session in Washington, DC in conjunction with the Mid-Year Forum, and then graduation in Chicago at the 2010 Joint Meeting. The Academy congratulates the following Eye M.D.s who were selected to participate in the Leadership Development Program Class of 2010: Arlene Bagga, MD New Mexico Academy of Ophthalmology William Barry Lee, MD, FACS Eye Bank Association of America Shahar Frenkel, MD Israel Ophthalmology Society Edward S. Lim, MD Connecticut Society of Eye Physicians Diana Hampton, MD Oklahoma Academy of Ophthalmology Pecos T. A. Olurin, MBBS Delaware Academy of Ophthalmology Christopher L. Haupert, MD Iowa Academy of Ophthalmology David B. Petersen, MD Utah Ophthalmology Society Gary S. Hirshfield, MD New York State Ophthalmological Society Ann Ranelle, DO American Osteopathic College of Ophthalmology Aaron C. Holtebeck, MD Wisconsin Academy of Ophthalmology Sarwat Salim, MD, FACS American College of Surgeons - Advisory Council on Ophthalmic Surgery Odette Margit Houghton, MD North Carolina Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons Stephen G. Schwartz, MD, MBA Florida Society of Ophthalmology David D. Ingvoldstad, MD Nebraska Academy of Eye Physicians and Surgeons Gaurav K. Shah, MD American Society of Retina Specialists Michael S. Ip, MD Macula Society Michael E. Sulewski, MD Association of Veterans Affairs Ophthalmologists Katherine A. Lee, MD, PhD American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Joseph M. Zobian, MD Hawaii Ophthalmology Society American Academy of Ophthalmology


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