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Re: Webinar-NIH curcumin and cancer prevention
The archived webinar is now available online at http://prevention.cancer.gov/files/webinar-20110517.wmv and continuing education credits are available for Registered Dietitians. * If you are a physician and would like to receive continuing medical education credit, please go to http://user-centereddesign.com/dcp_physicians/ to fill out a short feedback questionnaire (your name will not be linked to the feedback questionnaire). When you have completed the questionnaire, you will be directed to supply your name and a business email address. After you click submit, you will be directed to a link to download a Self-Report Credit Form. The form should be completed and returned to larae.mccarty@nih.gov
* All other attendees should follow go to http://user-centereddesign.com/dcp_public/ to fill out a short feedback form. Please note that Registered Dietitians will be able to receive continuing education units after filling out this form.
* The feedback questionnaire and CME certificate will be available through May 30, 2011
If you are a consumer, make your feedback count by filling out the feedback form… I agree that cancer treatment should be affordable, effective and have less side effects. This seems to be the first time that NCI — offered this type of webinars to the public.
Note: The heavy accents of the speakers may make it hard for you to understand, try to listen to the webinar using a head phone and make your environment as conducive as possible for listening and making notes.
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I learned to hold myself with dignity, respect and humility. My mother taught me to love and care for humanity, and a compassion that I have never seen matched. She is brilliant, and more generous than any person I have ever met. I know my mother loves me more than life itself. Her latest lesson is Courage as WE seek treatment for her condition and she enter the great unknown, and faces her inner demons…And I promised her that I will be her strength when she needs it, and her patience when she cannot bear it anymore..
~trasia (primary caregiver of her 60 year old mother- IDC Stage 2B ER+ 90% PR- Her2+++ 3/25 lymph node involvement (Diagnosed Jan 2010- BMX- Feb 2010)
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