Looking pretty good!!
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I´m hyped (for want of a better word) about Hanson and Armstrong participating.
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Looking pretty good!!
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@Janet Dafoe (Rose49) @Ben Howell I just read a tweet from Vickey Whitmore recently that NIH will not fund any clinical trials for CFS until 2023, when phase 1 of the Intramural study is complete.
I wish I could go to this. Glad there will be a dvd and can't wait to hear what they have to say!
Awesome sauce!Do not fret @kelly8 You can sign up for free for a livestream of the event here:
http://forums.phoenixrising.me/inde...nity-symposium-august-12th.53182/#post-881914
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They wanted to come but it's vacation month in Sweden and too many docs were out so they were needed for coverage and couldn't get away. Disappointing for both them and us. They might be able to join the science meeting via video conference.Hi. I was wondering if anyone knew why Fluge and Mella were not going to be at the symposium?
I signed up, so what happens now, do i get an e-mail before the event to sign in, do i need to bookmark a website to enter the webinar?Do not fret @kelly8 You can sign up for free for a livestream of the event here:
http://forums.phoenixrising.me/inde...nity-symposium-august-12th.53182/#post-881914
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As so many in US struggle to afford basic health care, this could become politically very inconvenient for the NIH.Palo Alto Online said:"Trying to reduce the cost of health care is not our priority," an NIH official told him, Davis recalled.
Its the other way around, republicans will argue that lowering the cost is a bad idea because as they have stated if you live properly you won't get ill so reducing the cost is socialism. Plus it gets the government out of spending money because they want to shrink the government until they can "drown it in a bathtub".As so many in US struggle to afford basic health care, this could become politically very inconvenient for the NIH.
I'm sending the article to some people I hope can help with some funding. Thanks @BurnA.