Experts to discuss new research at IOF Regionals - 1st Latin America Osteoporosis Meeting

Focus on latest advances in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis; to showcase regional research

Physicians across a broad range of medical fields, clinical researchers and bone experts from throughout Latin America will meet in S-o Paulo, Brazil from May 24-27, 2012 for the region's leading bone event - the IOF Regionals - 1st Latin America Osteoporosis Meeting.

Complete information is available on http:// www.iofbonehealth.org/brazil-2012.

A comprehensive and clinically-focused programme will focus on the latest advances in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis, with special sessions devoted to topics of specific relevance to the region.

The Speaker presentations and Meet-the-Expert sessions will be held in Portuguese, Spanish or English, with English sessions simultaneously interpreted into Portuguese and Spanish.

The Meeting is organized by the International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) in partnership with Brazil's major medical and research societies in the bone health arena:

  • Sociedad Brasile-a de Densitometr-a Cl-nica (SBDens)
  • Sociedad Brasile-a de Osteoporosis (SOBRAO)
  • Sociedad Brasile-a para el Estudio del Metabolismo -seo y Mineral (SOBEMOM)

Abstracts are invited in all three languages (English, Portuguese or Spanish). Abstract deadline is December 16, 2011. All accepted abstracts will be published in Archives of Osteoporosis. Abstracts submitted in English will also be published in a supplement issue of Osteoporosis International.

IOF will offer five Young Investigator Awards of USD 1'000 each, awarded to the best abstracts by researchers under the age of 40 at the time of the Meeting.

Source: International Osteoporosis Foundation

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