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3rd
3rd
International Patient
Patient
Forum
Forum
on
3rd Waldenström's on
International Macroglobulinemia
Patient Forum on
Bringing Waldenström's Doctors and Patients Macroglobulinemia
closer London 2012
Bringing Doctors and Patients closer in London 2012
Bringing
Bringing
Doctors
Doctors
and
and
Patients
Patients
closer
closer
in
in
London
London
2012
2012
3rd International Patient Forum on Waldenström’s Macroglobulinemia
Jointly hosted and and generously supported supported by: by:
Jointly hosted and generously supported by:
Jointly hosted and generously supported by:
Royal Royal Society Society of Medicine, of 1, 1, Wimpole Street, London W1G W1G 0AE 0AE
Royal
Royal
Society
Society
of
of
Medicine,
Medicine,
1, Wimpole Street, London W1G 0AE
Sunday 1, 11 Wimpole March 2012 Street, London W1G 0AE
Sunday
Sunday
11
11
March
March
2012
2012
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Steven P. Treon, P. Treon, M.D., M.D.,M.A.,Ph.D.
M.A., Keynote Speaker: Dr Steven Boston, P. Treon, M.D.,M.A.,Ph.D.
Dana-Farber Keynote Speaker: Cancer Dr Institute, Steven P. Boston, Treon, Massachusetts
M.D.,M.A.,Ph.D.
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, Massachusetts
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Award weekend Ceremony of it! Fee on Saturday. includes working Cost lunch per delegate + refreshments. £35/€40/us$55. Medical professionals’ Dinner and WMUK
weekend of it! Fee includes working lunch + refreshments. Medical professionals’ Dinner and WMUK
Award Ceremony on Saturday.
Award Online Ceremony registration Saturday. in most currencies will be available from 20 September at www.wmuk.org.uk
To receive advance information, email: info@wmuk.org.uk
To receive advance information, email: info@wmuk.org.uk
Cost per delegate To receive £35/€40/us$55. advance information, Online registration email: in most info@wmuk.org.uk
currencies will be available
Cost per delegate £35/€40/us$55. Online registration in most currencies will be available
Cost per delegate £35/€40/us$55. from 20 September Online registration www.wmuk.org.uk. in most currencies will be available
from 20 September at www.wmuk.org.uk.
from 20 September at www.wmuk.org.uk.
Peter DeNardis Honored, cont. from page 4
Board of Trustees in 2008. In that capacity, he serves on the
Publications Committee, was instrumental in helping to set up
our new and improved website, and is currently our website
administrator. He also is an important member of the Patient
Database Team, developing questions for our WM patient
database and coordinating the process of converting these
questions to a format appropriate for computer use. Many
of us probably know Peter best as the manager of our popular
IWMF-Talk, an e-mail discussion list where all matters
regarding WM are discussed among patients and caregivers.
Peter and his wife, Terri, live in Aliquippa, PA, and have
three children, Anthony J. (Joey), Nicole Antonia, and Ryan.
Peter graduated from Robert Morris University in 1983 and
received an MBA in Information Systems from the University
of Pittsburgh in 1989. He is an Information Manager for the
University of Pittsburgh.
In his spare (?) time, Peter and his cousin enjoy making wine
together. They buy crates of red and white grapes and do
all the processing to produce bottles of Merlot, Chardonnay,
Chablis, Pinot Noir, and other varieties. In the winter months,
Peter makes prosciutto and dried sausage. He also loves to
read, play tennis, walk, ride his bike, and travel. As you may
have guessed by his interest in wine and prosciutto, Peter’s
heritage is Italian, and Italy is one of his favorite places to
visit – he enjoys everything Italian and has taught his children
about his Italian traditions.
A well-deserved tip of the hat goes to one who wears many
hats for the IWMF – our own Peter DeNardis!
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