The Thyroid Cancer Survivor's Association (ThyCa) is hosting its 13th annual international conference, on October 15-17, 2010, in Dallas, Texas, at the Sheraton Grand Hotel at DFW Airport.
According to ThyCa, the event is "for everyone whose life has been touched by thyroid cancer-- people being tested, those newly diagnosed, long-term survivors, people with advanced disease, caregivers, and friends." The conference will feature more than 80 sessions focusing on the latest research, advances in treatment and follow-up, issues for survivors and caregivers, and coping skills for well-being. More than 50 speakers -- including physicians and other specialists -- will be present.
You can register in advance for a discount, and walk-in attendees are also welcome. For details and a registration form:
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According to ThyCa, the event is "for everyone whose life has been touched by thyroid cancer-- people being tested, those newly diagnosed, long-term survivors, people with advanced disease, caregivers, and friends." The conference will feature more than 80 sessions focusing on the latest research, advances in treatment and follow-up, issues for survivors and caregivers, and coping skills for well-being. More than 50 speakers -- including physicians and other specialists -- will be present.
You can register in advance for a discount, and walk-in attendees are also welcome. For details and a registration form:
- Visit www.thyca.org
- E-mail: conference@thyca.org or thyca@thyca.org
- Write: ThyCa: Thyroid Cancer Survivors' Association, Inc, P.O. Box 1545, New York, NY 10159-1545
- Call toll-free: 1-877-588-7904
Thanks Mary for “getting the word out” about ThyCa’s 13th International Thyroid Cancer Survivors’ Conference. This is a wonderful event whether you are new to thyroid cancer or an old-timer. You get so much information and support from these conferences that you come away from them an informed patient. The physician speakers use language everyone can understand and are more than happy to answer questions. Everyone is so supportive. It is something you don’t want to miss if you have dealt with or are dealing with thyroid cancer. Hope to see you there!