Fw: Invitation to Webinar, Urgently Seeking -- A cure for HCV.10/28/2010 at 8PM EST. Sponsored by the Blood Brotherhood of the HemophiliaFederation of America

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Sent via BlackberryFrom: "access.hcv.therapy" <access.hcv.therapy@...>Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2010 17:17:37 -0400 Elliott<delliott@...>; <nfrick@...>; <k.carter@...>; Val Bias<consultvb@...>; Swindle<s.swindle@...>; Cady<nc3z@...>; <frankburroughs@...>; <hacacares@...>; <miller8043@...>; <mskinnerdc@...>; <vahemophiliaed@...>; <nelsonvergel@...>; <pbraysh@...>; <my-time@...>Cc: Swan<tracyswan@...>; <richard.klein@...>; accesshcvtherapy<accesshcvtherapy@...>; julev<julev@...>; <lyndamdee@...>; <maninin@...>; <coyote@...>; <cott-dc@...>Subject: Invitation to Webinar, "Urgently Seeking -- A cure for HCV."10/28/2010 at 8PM EST. Sponsored by the Blood Brotherhood of the HemophiliaFederation of America URGENTLY SEEKING: A CURE for HCV Thursday,October 28, 20108:00PM - 9:00 PM EDTJoinus for a Webinar on October 28“HCVis an urgent problem for most of us who used Factor during or beforethe early 1980s.  We’ve all read newspaper and internetreports promising that improved HCV therapies are just over thehorizon.   Mark Antell (webinar speaker) and Brayshaw,President HFA, have lobbied this past year for rapid access tothosepromising therapies for People with Bleeding Disorders andHCV.   Progress has been made, particularly with FDA whichis rewriting guidance in order to encourage faster developmentandaccess to promising new HCV therapies.  This is a report onefforts and hopes for less harmful and more effective therapy forPeople with Bleeding Disorders and HCV. "  SystemRequirementsPC-based attendeesRequired: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 ServerMacintosh®-basedattendeesRequired: Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newerReserveyour Webinar seat now at:https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/185504955