David Kirby to Give Keynote at Charlotte Mini DAN! Conference July 16th - 17th

David Kirby, author of "Evidence of Harm: Mercury in Vaccines & the Autism Epidemic - A Medical Controversy" will deliver the keynote address at the Mini DAN! Conference to be held in Charlotte, North Carolina on July 16th and 17th. This two day event is sponsored by the Autism Research Institute.

On Saturday, July 16th following David Kirby's presentation, Elizabeth Mumper, MD Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Nancy O’Hara, MD, a seasoned DAN! pediatrician, Patrick Hanaway, MD, a family physician from Asheville (and an expert on the relationship between gut health and brain function) and Maureen McDonnell, RN, the national coordinator of the DAN! Conferences will share the most up to date research, as well as practical and effective interventions for treating children on the autism spectrum.

On Sunday, July 17th, the faculty will train local health care professionals on ways to implement these approaches in their practices.

If you are anywhere near this conference. or if you can make travel plans, I wholeheartedly encourage anyone involved with autism (parents, physicians, nurses, social workers, teachers and researchers) to attend the Mini DAN! in Charlotte to learn the latest science, hear the mounting evidence showing a connection between autism and mercury, and most importantly learn the practical tools for improving the health, behavior and learning abilities of the child affected by autism.

For more information and to register go to www.DANconference.com. At times, this website has had some difficulty. If it fails to load, please try it again. If you continue to be unsuccessful, call 1-866-208-0207. (Office hours: Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm Eastern Time.)

For registration inquiries: Tanya@danconference.com For your travel needs: at@newhopetravel.com For questions regarding which sessions are right for you, or questions about topics, speakers, etc., please email Tanya Lacorte at: DANquestions@danconference.com or call 1 215-862-9468.

Please notify anyone you know of this opportunity if in the Charlotte area (or, even if not!)