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Sat Mar 22, 2008, 02:31 PM
The Winter 2008 issue (http://www.aplastic.org/aplastic/files/dms/Winter2008Newsletter.pdf?PHPSESSID=2f85146876be74ab06294357d8e68207) of the AA&MDSIF newsletter is now available.
Topics covered in this issue include:
Bone Marrow Failure Disease Capitol Hill Day
Living With the Psychological Distress of Invisible Chronic Illness
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FY2006 AA&MDSIF Use of Funds
Good News about Research Funding from DoD
More Funding for Bone Marrow Failure Research
AA&MDSIF to Serve on Panel Examining Bone Marrow Transplants for MDS
Bone Marrow Failure Disease Consortium Is Still Recruiting Patients
My Story: An AA&MDSIF 25th Anniversary Project
2007 Honor Roll of Donors
In this newsletter, the AA&MDSIF indicates that full details and registration information for the Annual Patient and Family Conference will be available at www.aamds.org (http://www.aamds.org) on April 1. This year's conference will be held July 27-29 at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Virginia just across the river from Washington, DC. It will be followed on July 30 by Capitol Hill Day where you can meet with your members of Congress and educate them about bone marrow failure diseases.
Topics covered in this issue include:
Bone Marrow Failure Disease Capitol Hill Day
Living With the Psychological Distress of Invisible Chronic Illness
Sign Up for eBulletins
FY2006 AA&MDSIF Use of Funds
Good News about Research Funding from DoD
More Funding for Bone Marrow Failure Research
AA&MDSIF to Serve on Panel Examining Bone Marrow Transplants for MDS
Bone Marrow Failure Disease Consortium Is Still Recruiting Patients
My Story: An AA&MDSIF 25th Anniversary Project
2007 Honor Roll of Donors
In this newsletter, the AA&MDSIF indicates that full details and registration information for the Annual Patient and Family Conference will be available at www.aamds.org (http://www.aamds.org) on April 1. This year's conference will be held July 27-29 at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Virginia just across the river from Washington, DC. It will be followed on July 30 by Capitol Hill Day where you can meet with your members of Congress and educate them about bone marrow failure diseases.