Guest guest Posted February 1, 2002 Report Share Posted February 1, 2002 I just finished an interview with Ivanhoe Broadcast News (www.ivanhoe.com) They are doing a feature on EDS awareness at my suggestion and will let me know when it will be published. They will also include an interview with a doctor along with my interview. I have no idea how it will be skewed or if they will present an evenly balanced story, but they promised to highlight EDS this month. I am very excited about this as I felt so badly that my surgery prevented me from personally addressing the local school population as I had planned. This is true. Even those who are supposed to know about EDS don't! I am the rep for GA I got a call from a student from our local State University asking for info. He is taking a course in Medical Genetics and was assigned a research paper on EDS II. This category has not existed since 1997! He was also told that the incidence was 1: 50,000. So you see how badly we need to get the word out. I told him to turn in a blank paper and say the category no longer existed, but he was chicken, so I explained the new nosology , and gave him the information he needed. If medical genetic courses are misinforming students, what chance have we got? Judy/Atlanta Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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