QUESTIONS| Event Date/Time: Sep 21, 2011 | |
| Registration Date: Sep 14, 2011 | |
| Early Registration Date: Jul 31, 2011 |
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We hear a lot about new intensive therapies and how lymphoma affects the young but very little about the group in which lymphoma is most common – the over-60s. These form the largest lymphoma
patient population, are most at risk of the side effects of treatment and have very few studies aimed specifically at them that address
their clinical and psychological requirements. This conference aims to take a first step towards tackling these challenges. We have assembled a group of renowned speakers who will talk on the particular problems of this very special group of patients – we hope you will be able to attend.
patient population, are most at risk of the side effects of treatment and have very few studies aimed specifically at them that address
their clinical and psychological requirements. This conference aims to take a first step towards tackling these challenges. We have assembled a group of renowned speakers who will talk on the particular problems of this very special group of patients – we hope you will be able to attend.
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Additional Information
Early bird registration available until 31 July 2011. Registration from £40.
Conference organising committee:
Dr Robert Marcus, King’s College Hospital, London
Dr Chris Hatton, Oxford Radcliffe Hospital
Dr Kim Linton, Christie Hospital, Manchester
Val Goode, Nurse Clinician, Christie Hospital, Manchester
Sally Penrose, Lymphoma Association
