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Sleep Medicine Conferences November 2011

Date	Presenter/Topic	Conference
Thursday, November 3	Anthony Rostain, MD, MA Professor of Psychiatry, Perelman School of Medicine "Misuse and Abuse of Stimulants Among U.S. College Students - A Growing Public Health Concern"	Sleep Medicine Grand Rounds
Friday, November 4	Ron C. Anafi, MD, PhD "Identification of Causal Genes,Networks and Transcriptional Regulators of REM Sleep and Wake" Millstein et al. Sleep	Journal Club
Thursday, November 10	Robert Warrell, CCT, RPSGT/Megin Myers, MSN, CRNP Sleep Lab Policies/PAP Ordering Policies	PSG Clinical Case Conference
Friday, November 18	Namni Goel, PhD	Journal Club

Sleep Conferences are held 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. in Suite 201 at
3624 Market Street

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