No, of course I’m not going – its happening on the wrong side of the Atlantic. But it should be really interesting, and I’d love to hear from anyone who is going.
I’m especially pleased to see that they are running a series of events connecting teens with celiac – including pizza and packed lunches!
There’s a great deal of stuff happening:
The symposium is expected to attract healthcare industry leaders, clinicians, nutritionists, diagnostic and pharmaceutical executives, scientists, policy makers, patients and journalists and will touch on every aspect of adult and pediatric celiac disease – diagnosis, treatment, science and public policy. This symposium emerged as the single most important forum for bringing together the world leaders who will determine the nature of celiac disease and its impact on patients around the globe.
It isn’t too late to sign up, though it will be more expensive now.
Here’s hoping that they post transcripts of some of the speeches …
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