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Old 12-14-2010, 10:41 PM #1
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You are invited to participate by phone in tomorrow's hot topic call. Wednesday, December 15th from noon to 1:00pm EST.

Topic: Neuroimaging in PD Research

Featuring: Ken Marek, MD, President and Senior Scientist, Institute for Neurodegenerative Disorders and Todd Sherer, PhD, Chief Program Officer, The Michael J. Fox Foundation.

RSVP: Hallie Johnson at hjohnson@michaeljfox.org to receive toll-free dial-in information.

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Old 12-15-2010, 09:32 AM #2
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i'll have my phone on mute unless there is a call for questions. i understand completely the need to not interrupt with questions. it's up to us whether this is a valid communication. i want to learn, pure and simple.

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Score another for the MJFF. Today's call was the first one I have joined (helld quarterly), and it was quite impressive. The "patients" were given as much time or access to the Q&A period as the researchers.

Also, Doctors Marek (presenter) and Todd Sherer both did a brilliant job of speaking both to the researcher and the layman - which is what teachers have to do all the time. So I guess I am saying that Marek and Todd both get an "A" for today's work lol

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i have been on line for many of the talks and this is to Debi and Michael . Put up a site or and an addition to the site you have because it is terribly hard to understand what is being said on these calls. I deem to say at times impossible.

Communication is where it is at ................Understanding can come from re-reading
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I thouroughly agree with Peggy. This is the first time I had listened and participated in this project, and it was handled extremely well. Both Peggy and Jean also asked questions, and there was apparently plenty of time for almost everyone who wanted to ask questions.
Kudos to MJFF, Dr. Marek and Dr. Shearer!
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DON'T HATE ME FOR THIS

i have been on line for many of the talks and this is to Debi and Michael . Put up a site or and an addition to the site you have because it is terribly hard to understand what is being said on these calls. I deem to say at times impossible.

Communication is where it is at ................Understanding can come from re-reading

thelma,

adding that there are several researchers, here at Neurotalk, some parkinson, to respond.
could you record it and then relisten to them and look things up or ask questions where you have a potential answer right here?
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