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By Thomas A. Medsger, Jr., M.D., originally published in June 2007 "Scleroderma VOICE"
Sjögren’s Syndrome (Show-grens) is an autoimmune
disease characterized by malfunction of the tear and
saliva-producing glands and the mucous secreting glands of the vagina. |
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A Decade of Service: 1998–2008
The Scleroderma Foundation Celebrates its 10th Anniversary
The Scleroderma Foundation turned 10 on January 1 and to commemorate this milestone, a special 10th Anniversary logo will appear on all Foundation electronic and printed materials through the end of 2008. Watch our home page for news regarding the exciting events we have planned for the year ahead.
Since the eLetter will be five years old in August, we have another reason to celebrate. How are we doing with the eLetter? Please take five minutes and help us to make this the best resource possible by answering a few short questions.
Take survey here. Thank you for helping us. |
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The American Academy of Dermatology (Academy) is proud to offer four camping sessions this year for young people with skin conditions who are between the ages of 8 and 16. Under the expert care of dermatologists and nurses, Camp Discovery gives campers the opportunity to spend a week with other young people with similar skin conditions, while participating in activities such as swimming, boating, fishing, arts and crafts, and lots of all camp games and activities. |
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Question:
What issues should PH patients consider before undergoing
general surgery, specifically relating to general anesthesia?
Answer. |
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Ethical questions surrounding stem cell research might still be a hot topic of debate across the country and in Washington, but with a recent grant of $200,000 to the Stanford Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, the University’s stance on the issue is clear.
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SPECIAL PRICING EXTENDED! 
