Letter from the CNS President – January/February 2012
Disease is from of old and nothing about it has changed. It is we who change as we learn to recognize what was formerly imperceptible. – Jean Martin Charcot Information…
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Disease is from of old and nothing about it has changed. It is we who change as we learn to recognize what was formerly imperceptible. – Jean Martin Charcot Information…
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WE ARE ALL EXCITED ABOUT CELEBRATING OUR 40th Anniversary Meeting in beautiful Savannah. There is a rich and varied scientific program and enough extracurricular activities to keep everyone busy and tired….
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BY NOW YOU ARE ALL RECOVERING FROM the indulgences of the holiday season and have logged your first full month successfully adhering to all of those New Year resolutions. Hopefully one…
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I would like to open with a reminder that my goals for this presidency are: 1. Establish our strategic priorities and decide where to put our limited resources 2. Effect…
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IT HAS BEEN A BUSY WINTER AND OUR COMMITTEES have been hard at work. Some of other highlights include: The Scientific Selection committee, under the able leadership of Steven Miller, has put…
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Kentucky Derbys off to Vinodh Narayanan and the Scientific Selection Committee for an outstanding program this year in Louisville. And thanks as well to all of the members who made…
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With the Annual Meeting and the end of my term just around the corner, I have several things I would like to say to the membership of the Child Neurology…
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As the arrangements for the Annual Meeting in Louisville are taking shape I find my level of anticipation is rising. The meeting should be good fun with good science. We…
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As we move past the holidays, the Super Bowl and Presidents Day, I think a few reflections on the 37th annual CNS meeting in Santa Clara are in order. First…
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It’s been a long hot summer in Phoenix. In part because of the “rough patch” we are experiencing in the economy. As a result of the economy and changing governmental…
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