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IEET Plans Bahamas Cruise on “The Future of Medicine”


Posted: Nov 23, 2009

Join the IEET and our co-sponsors on an educational cruise to the Bahamas, leaving from and returning to Manhattan, New York, October 10-17, 2010.

Each day at sea will feature an expert speaker on these topics:

Oct 11 - Extending Healthy Lifespans: Is aging a disease?
Oct 15 - Personalizing Diagnosis and Treatments: Tailored medicine for your genetic makeup
Oct 16 - Building a Better Brain: Can we become smarter, happier people?

More information here. Details coming soon.


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This sounds like some environmentally sustainable fun.



I hope so, EmbraceUnity. According to http://www.adventuresmithexplorations.com/pressrelease_06.08.30.php "The travel and tourism industry is catching on quickly about how to neutralize its own global warming related impacts from greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. One industry, however, has remained relatively silent, so much so that Boulder, CO based non-profit Sustainable Travel International (STI) recently challenged it to answer the question, "Where does the cruise ship industry stand on the issue of global climate change?""



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