University of Oklahoma Grand Rounds: Role of XMRV in Human Disease, Mar 03

parvofighter · Mar 3, 2010

Sorry, this one got away. Anyone want to follow up to see if we can get slides, etc?

The University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences Center
Grand Rounds: Wednesday March 3, 2010
Infectious Diseases (ID) Research Conference: The Role of XMRV in Human Disease,
Karen Kinney, MD,
Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine/Infectious Diseases. TCH2E104.

For more information contact:
LaMarion Morris
Department of Medicine
271-6122
lamarion-morris@ouhsc.edu

http://www.oumedicine.com/body.cfm?id=3361

More info Karen Kinney, MD
Department of Internal Medicine; Infectious Diseases Section
Interests:HIV, Infections in Immunocompromised Hosts

Kati · Mar 3, 2010

Parvo, you are very ressourceful!!! Thank you for sharing all this info- and would be very curious to hear about the presentation. XMRV is blossoming in the medical and scientific world, and it's really nice to see.

Hysterical Woman · Mar 4, 2010

Thanks for the "catch" parvo, good to see you here again.

Hysterical

Frickly · Mar 4, 2010

Parvo, I sent an email asking for transcript, slides, video, ect.

Advocate · Mar 4, 2010

parvofighter said:

Mary Schweitzer said in a recent column that a foul-mouthed blogger who despises people with CFS is a graduate student at the University of Oklahoma. The student has spent a good deal of time on her blog doing what I would call vicious character assassination of Judy Mikovits.

Mary said the blogger's name is Abigail (Abbie) Smith, and she posts under the user name ERV.

Isn't it ironic?

University of Oklahoma Grand Rounds: Role of XMRV in Human Disease, Mar 03

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