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Sleep Medicine Conferences
September 2010

Date		Presenter/Topic	Conference
Monday, September 13		Maria Antoniou , MD "Sleep and COPD"	Sleep Medicine Grand Rounds
Monday, September 20		Subjahit Chakravorty, MD "Medicines Prescribed for Sleep"	Sleep Medicine Grand Rounds
Friday, September 24		Ilene Rosen, MD, MSCE "Recognition and Treatment of Narcolepsy"	Sleep Medicine Grand Rounds
Wednesday, September 29 Room 5206 Wood Bldg.		Sophia Konstantinopolou, MD "Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Neurocognitive and Cardiovascular function in children with down syndrome"	CHOP Sleep Shorts
Thursday, September 30 Surgery Theater Ground White		Juliane Winkelmann, MD Institute of Human Genetics Technische Universitat Muchen "Genetics of Restless Leg Syndrome"	Neurology Grand Rounds
Sleep Conferences are held 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. in Suite 201 at 3624 Market Street

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