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YOUR OPINION: Letters to the Editor January 2, 2013
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Diabetes ‘super conference’ open for public registration

Do you dream about a cure for diabetes? Make plans today to attend the Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi’s Annual Super Conference on Jan. 19. It is one of the state’s premier health events, bringing together a blend of both national and local diabetes experts – many of whom live with diabetes themselves – along with vendors from all over to showcase the latest in diabetes management technology and services.

Dr. Richard deShazo, professor of Medicine and Pediatrics, University of Mississippi Medical Center and MPB’s host of Southern Remedy, will be a keynote speaker for the Super Conference. DeShazo will discuss the epidemic of diabetes and how to prevent it from reaching our children.

Della Matheson, RN, CDE from TrialNet, University of Miami Clinical Center for Type 1 Diabetes, will discuss where research currently stands and what progress is being made. Former NFL player Marcus Dupree will talk about tackling diabetes (his own). This is but a snapshot of the incredible speakers who will speak at the Super Conference, all of whom will bring a unique perspective and additional knowledge to the table. Since diabetes is a family affair, encourage your family to come with you to learn what diabetes management is all about!

Got diabetes? Get informed! Get your questions answered and anticipate the start of 2013 with a good investment in something worthwhile – your health. Call the Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi (877) DFM-CURE), or go to the website (www.msdiabetes.org) to register right now.



Rick Carlton, MD President Patricia Boyd

Special Projects Director


Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi

800 Avery Boulevard, Ste 100

Ridgeland, Mississippi 39157

601.957.7878

601.957.9555 (fax)

www.msdiabetes.org

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