The 3rd International Congress on Gait & Mental Function
Washington D.C. , USA, February 26-28, 2010 |
Dear Colleague,
GAIT 2010 is just eight months away – and promises to be another significant milestone in our pursuit to advance scientific knowledge in the field of gait and mental function.
GAIT 2010 is expected to attract around 750 researchers from numerous disciplines and countries that specialize in Gait Disorders, Cognitive Disorders and Dementia.
In this newsletter, you can find out more about themes and topics planned for this exciting congress, learn who our committee members and speakers are, and mark those important dates in your calendar!
Enjoy reading this newsletter and see you in Washington D.C.!!
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DAILY THEMES:
Friday, February 26, 2010
Exercise Interventions across Gait and Mental Disorders
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Dual Task Training across Gait and Mental Disorders
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Preventing Falls in Gait and Mental Disorders
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| PRELIMINARY LIST OF TOPICS: |
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Aging |
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Neuropharmocology |
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Clinical Issues |
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Rehabilitation Issues |
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Parkinson and Exercise |
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Psychiatric Disorders associated
with Gait and Mental Dysfunction |
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June 09 | Congress News |
FIND OUT ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS HERE! |
Committee Members |
Congress Chairpersons
Lisa M. Shulman; Chair
Stephanie A. Studenski; Co-Chair
International Organizing Committee
Nir Giladi; Chair
Bastiaan Bloem
Mark Hallett
Jeffrey Hausdorff
Fay Horak
Robert Iansek
Marco Inzitari
Domenico Inzitari
Anthony Lang
Stephen Lord
Jay Nutt
Marcel Olde-Rikkert
Phillip Thompson
Joseph Verghese
Local Organizing Committee
Mark Hallett; Chair
Allison Cernich
Jack Guralnik
Mark Rogers
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