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Frontiers in Pregnancy Research
Aurora

For researchers and physicians. Learn from nationally recognized experts about the latest scientific findings on infection, inflammation and immunity as related to premature birth. This symposium (part of Prematurity Awareness Month) is sponsored by the March of Dimes Colorado chapter and the University of Colorado Denver.

Date:	Thursday November 13, 2008 - Friday November 14, 2008
Location:	Anschutz Medical Campus Hensel Phelps Auditorium West Research Complex I - North Aurora, CO
	Phone: March of Dimes (303) 692-0011

Schedule:

A symposium schedule and list of activities will be available soon. Keep visiting our site. Featured guest speakers include:

Infections and Preterm Birth – New Molecular Insights
Roberto Romero, MD
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Wayne State University
Chief of Perinatology Research, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

Pathophysiology of Genital Tract Infections
David Eschenbach, MD
Chair, Obstetrics and Gynecology
University of Washington

Medical and Scientific Challenges of Preterm Birth
Alan Fleischman, MD
Senior Vice President and Medical Director
March of Dimes

Tickets & Sponsorship:

Seating is limited and reservations are required. For more information and to sign up today, call the March of Dimes at (303) 692-0011 x304 or e-mail us.

Directions:

Get more information about the Anschutz Medical Campus here, including maps and driving directions.




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