Acara Reaches Over 1,000 Professionals with Complimentary Medical Spa Webinars

Acara Reaches Over 1,000 Professionals with Complimentary Medical Spa Webinars

Acara, the leading business team in the Med Spa industry announces its upcoming Webinar Series featuring industry experts Francis X. Acunzo. Register for any of the five complimentary webinars and learn how the Acara Team of top medical spa business leaders strategize and implement Medspa development, management, marketing, and sales.

Branford, CT (Vocus) November 11, 2008 -

Acara, the leading business team in the Medical Spa industry announced today its upcoming lineup of complimentary Webinars for industry professionals. Many of these Webinars are back by popular demand and include topics on development, management, marketing and sales. They offer insight into how Acara's Team of Medspa business experts strategize and implement successful Med Spa programs.

If you are a Medical Spa Owner or Operator seeking to develop a medical spa or increase your current medical spa's revenue and profit then you cannot miss these upcoming complimentary Med Spa Business Webinars.

"It is fulfilling to know that we have been able to reach so many industry professionals with our Medspa Educational Webinar Series. Over 1,000 Medical Spa Professionals have attended Acara Webinars since the inception of the program, many from countries throughout the world." states Mr. Acunzo, Founder & CEO of Acara Partners (http://acaramedspadevelopment. wordpress. com/medical-spa-expert/). "I believe by offering our complimentary Webinars we help build and grow our industry, especially during these trying economic times."

WEBINARS: Register Here (http://www. acaramedspas. com/events. html)

HOW TO FINANCE YOUR MEDICAL SPA BUSINESS FOR LONG-TERM SUCCESS
Tuesday, November 18 1:00 pm - 2:00 p. m. EDT
Leading Medical Spa business expert, Francis Acunzo will review the basics on financing your medical spa. How do you determine your financial needs for a Medical Spa start-up, re-capitalization of an existing Medical Spa, and the cost of acquiring an established Medical Spa.
Learn how to analyze your risk tolerance and decide what your debt-to-equity ratio should be based upon your business and personal needs.

RECESSION PROOF YOUR MEDICAL SPA
Tuesday, November 25  1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
Based upon a popular article posted on Francis X. Acunzo's Blog, SpaBusinessMD. com (http://acaramedspadevelopment. wordpress. com/), this presentation provides tremendous insight into how he weathered several recessions in the spa and retail healthcare industries. Mr. Acunzo shares his wisdom and insight into managing your business for success during a downturn economy. He will review his top 7 action items to boost your business.

OPENING A SUCCESSFUL MED SPA
Tuesday, December 2 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
Francis X. Acunzo, CEO and Founder of Acara Partners will present one hour of critical business development and operating information that is essential to opening a successful med spa. Mr. Acunzo has owned and operated more than 60 spas and medical spas. This complimentary webinar will be jam packed with insider knowledge from the industry's top business professional.

TOP 10 REASONS MEDICAL SPAS SUCCEED
Tuesday, December 9 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
What creates success? How can you insure success at your Medical Spa? Join Medical Spa business expert Francis X. Acunzo, CEO and Founder of Acara as he discusses the top 10 reasons he has seen Medical Spas succeed. Mr. Acunzo speaks to numerous medical spa owners each week, many of whom are experiencing great success. Based upon review of hundreds of medical spas nationwide, learn how to insure success at your Medical Spa

INCREASE MEDSPA REVENUE WITH AN EFFECIVE SALES SYSTEM
Tuesday, December 16 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
Join industry expert Francis Acunzo, as he takes you through the steps of a successful consultation, from start to close; and gives you tips on how to reach and exceed your sales goals. Learn how to greet, identify prospect's real needs, overcome objections, build long-lasting client relationships; plus follow up, cross selling, up selling and more.
Attendees may request a Complimentary consultation with Medical Spa Industry Expert: Francis Acunzo

About Acara Partners:
Acara is the business team for the spa industry offering turnkey solutions to owners, operators, physicians and investors seeking to develop, manage and market their Spa, Medical Spa, Wellness Center, Cosmetic or Aesthetic Practice. Acara is led by industry leader Francis X. Acunzo and his team of expert consultants with over 25 years of spa, med spa and retail healthcare experience. To learn more visit: www. acarapartners. com

Contact: Francis X. Acunzo
Acara Partners, LLC
Phone 203.488.0028 x303
Fax 203.481.5364

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J Records Talks Boston Rap

J Records Talks Boston Rap

J Records close to signing Boston-based recording label, Dudley Station Records.

(PRWEB) February 16, 2005

After months of negotiations, Dudley Station Records and J Records have yet to reach an agreement for J Records to distribute the small startup label ran by MC Spice (producer/songwriter responsible for Marky Mark Wahlberg's career). With artists such as Spirit, Blueprint, Tori Boyd, Lenora Jaye, Blaze One, Kevin O'Brien & Dudley Station Officials, Dudley Station Records is capitalizing on the region's musical taste, fashion, lifestyle and language just as predecessors like Nelly and Matser P have done in their respective regions.

"It's time for Boston to emerge on the scene so they know we got skills and business sense, too," touted the rapper, who started the label last January. The album, "Lover Brown" by MC Spice will be released June 14, and the single, "My Mind Is A Battlefield" will be released February 24. The rapper is no stranger to the news, and has shown his concern for the omittance of materials and information regarding mental health issues in his community.

MC Spice recently joined forces with CABF. ORG, to help develop pamphlets and non-traditional promotions methods to target the urban community and get the word out on Bipolar awareness. Diagnosed with the disorder in 1994, the rapper is an advocate for treatments and education and has developed a close working partnership with neighboring Mass. General Health.

Should Dudley Station records decide to sign with J Records, MC Spice promises not to buidge one inch from Boston to make his presence known. "I want all my love here. I want my building here. I want my music produced here. I want the label dudes to come here when they wanna talk. Boston has contributed to the black music genre and to music on a whole, and we deserve some credit." Says Boston's first rapper to pen a platinum hit ("Good Vibrations/Marky Mark).

In related news, M. C. Spice and his wife, Lakeisha "Spirit" Gilliard are expecting a new edition to the family this fall.

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Delphi Continues to Expand Their Vision for Excellence in Orthopedic Care With Addition of Samuel G. Agnew, M. D., FACS

Delphi Continues to Expand Their Vision for Excellence in Orthopedic Care With Addition of Samuel G. Agnew, M. D., FACS

Delphi Healthcare Partners, Inc. takes another step toward addressing the ED call problem emergency rooms across the country are facing. With the addition of Dr. Agnew Delphi is ensuring that they maintain compliance with all of the guidelines and practices set forth by both the Academy of Orthopedic Surgery and the Orthopedic Trauma Association. Dr. Agnew's credentials position him to be an invaluable resource as Delphi expands its vision for excellent orthopedic patient care in hospital Emergency Departments.

Morrisville, NC (PRWEB) February 15, 2008

Delphi Healthcare Partners, Inc. (http://www. DelphiHP. com) today announced the addition of Samuel G. Agnew, M. D., FACS to its staff as Corporate Medical Director for Orthopedics. Dr. Agnew will serve as an expert consultant to our growing number of Orthopedic Hospitalist programs across the country which offer a solution to the growing number of hospitals whose Orthopedists no longer want to take ED call. Dr. Agnew will also be working with Delphi on new and existing Orthopedic Trauma and Comprehensive Fracture programs. His credentials position him to be an invaluable resource as Delphi expands its vision for excellent orthopedic patient care in hospital Emergency Departments.

Dr. Agnew is a respected member of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgery (AAOS) as well as the Orthopedic Trauma Association (OTA) where he has served on the Healthcare Policy Committee for the six years. Through his work with the OTA, Dr. Agnew continues to provide career guidance to new and established Orthopedic physicians regarding their hospital contractual relationships, operating room (OR) personnel expectations, having dedicated OR time, block time issues, OR turnover time, and more. Dr. Agnew consults with hospitals on these same issues. Both the AAOS and the OTA currently support and sponsor Dr. Agnew in his efforts to promote excellence in the day to day details of practice management and operations. Dr. Agnew will work with Delphi to ensure compliance with all OTA and AAOS guidelines and practices is maintained.

Awarded his Doctor of Medicine degree from Tulane University School of Medicine in 1984, Dr. Agnew did his Orthopedic Residency at the Medical University of South Carolina and his Orthopedic Traumatology Fellowship at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, Washington. During 1990--1991 he was Assistant Professor and Chief of Trauma, Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. From 1991--1995 he was the Director of Orthopedic Trauma at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. From 1995--2001 he was the Chief of Orthopedic Trauma at the University of Florida Jacksonville. Since 2001 he has been the Director of Orthopedic Trauma at McLeod Regional Medical Center in Florence, SC.

About Delphi Healthcare Partners, Inc.
Delphi Healthcare Partners, Inc. (www. DelphiHP. com), founded in 2001 by David L. Joyce, is charting new territory with the development of innovative long-term physician staffing and management solutions for hospitals and physician groups. Our expertise lies in creating and managing specialty hospitalist and surgicalist programs that work to solve the ED on-call coverage problem. Delphi currently manages Anesthesiology and Radiology Departments, Intensivist and Orthopedic Trauma programs as well as hospitalist programs nationwide in Orthopedics, General Surgery, OB/Gyn and Pediatrics.

Contact:
Daniel Roy
Delphi Healthcare Partners, Inc.
919.655.1305
919.655.1330 fax

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Walrus Rides Tide of Rock and Roll Resurgence with CD of 11 New Rock Classics

Walrus Rides Tide of Rock and Roll Resurgence with CD of 11 New Rock Classics

A Pacific Northwest classic rock band with a new CD release of classic rock songs predicts 2007 will be "The Year of the Walrus." The new CD, to be available at a CD release party Nov. 18, defies classification in a single genre, with each of the 11 new songs so different that the debut album sounds like a "Walrus Greatest Hits" collection. The CD conveys an ageless popularity with electric, acoustic and pedal-steel guitar licks and awesome harmonies. And it is that ageless popularity of rock music that is fueling a renaissance of rock music venues and rock concerts.

Bellingham, WA (PRWEB) November 15, 2006

Rock and roll will never die. A recent New York Times article celebrated a renaissance of rock music venues in New York City, and veteran rockers such as Paul McCartney and Rod Stewart are still touring to sold-out audiences. This renewed interest in classic rock music couldn't come at a better time for the Walrus (http://www. tusktusk. com).

The Walrus, an 11-year-old Bellingham, Wash., band that has been energizing nightclubs and community festivals in the Pacific Northwest with pinpoint covers of the Beatles, Eagles, Queen and other rock and roll bands, is about to release its first CD of 11 new rock classics (http://www. tusktusk. com/uncovered). Appropriately titled, "Uncovered," the Walrus' debut classic rock CD features rock, pop and folk vocal arrangements and harmonies reminiscent of the Beatles and Crosby Stills Nash & Young combined with classic melodies inspired by the Sgt. Pepper era.

"This is a great time for a resurgence of classic rock music," said Joe Young, who composed seven of the songs on the Walrus CD and who has been playing lead guitar in rock bands for some 40 years. "Who doesn't love rock and roll?"

Young's "Second Family" was written a few years after he joined the Walrus in 1998 and celebrates the friendship of the Baby Boomers who make up Bellingham's Rockin' Sea Mammals: Vocalist and keyboard player Jamie Shea; vocalist and rhythm guitar player Chuck Dingee; bass player Walt Burkett; and drummer Michael O'Neal. "Second Family" has become a sort of anthem for the indie rock band (http://www. tusktusk. com/uncovered) that has worked more than two years to record and produce their first CD. The new song has been a staple part of the Walrus set list as it helped the band pick up a loyal following at a number of rock music clubs and private parties throughout the Pacific Northwest.

"We think 2007 will be the Year of the Walrus," says Dingee, an Indiana native who has been playing in rock bands since he was 12 years old. "People of all ages really appreciate classic rock music (http://www. tusktusk. com/uncovered), and the only classic rock they can find is the old stuff. These new songs are our gift to our loyal fans and fans of classic rock everywhere."

A recent New York Times article said that despite some high-profile departures of rock clubs in the New York area, the rock and roll music scene is as healthy as it has been since its peak in the 1960s and '70s. That's certainly the case in the Pacific Northwest as well, and the Walrus plans to have a series of CD release parties beginning Nov. 18 at the Wild Buffalo House of Music in Bellingham. The Walrus will also perform new songs from the CD at The Fairhaven Pub & Martini Bar on Dec. 1.

The new Walrus CD (http://www. tusktusk. com/uncovered) defies classification in a single genre. Each of the 11 songs is so different that the debut album sounds like a "Walrus Greatest Hits" collection. The songs range from "The Garden," inspired by the 1992 New Age novel, "Ishmael," and employing CSN&Y-style harmonies to the deliciously vampy "Tongue in Cheek" to the psychedelic-sounding "Gaia."

The CD is rich with vocal harmonies and ballads about empowerment, absent and cheating lovers and friendship, and it conveys an ageless popularity with electric, acoustic and pedal-steel guitar licks.

"To me, the songs are a bit like our children," said Young. "Though they're all different, I love them all the same."

Two songs on the long-awaited CD of new rock classics are directly inspired by the Beatles, the Walrus' favorite band to cover. Young's "Abbey Road" describes the ups and downs of rock stardom, and "Hold Your Hand" is a 96-second dance number with harmonies as crisp as The Beatles' No. 1 hit, "All My Loving" (and reminiscent of a number of early Beatles songs including, of course, "I Want to Hold Your Hand").

"Audiences where some of the 'Uncovered' songs have been played have told us they are certain they've heard these tunes before because they have such a familiar sound," Dingée said.

Shea, one of the original members of the band, thinks that may be the result of new rock clubs opening all over the country and concerts featuring legendary rockers such as Rod Stewart (http://www. prweb. com/releases/2006/11/prweb474819.htm), fueling the demand for the type of music most of the 50-something crowd grew up on. "It's not only the Baby Boomers who can relate to the Walrus' classic rock style," Shea said. "Some of our most appreciative fans are kids in their 20s whose parents serenaded them with songs like the Beatles 'Golden Slumbers' instead of 'Rockabye Baby.' "

She added: "Given a choice between angst-ridden teen rock and over-produced pop, many young people prefer to turn to the more cheerful and down-to-earth classic rock groove."

About Uncovered by the Walrus (http://www. tusktusk. com/uncovered):

"Uncovered" is a CD of 11 new rock classics by the Walrus, a popular rock and roll band from Bellingham, Wash. Of the 11 new songs on "Uncovered," seven are written by lead guitarist and vocalist Joe Young, a prolific singer-songwriter; two are by singer and guitarist Chuck Dingée; and another two are written by vocalist and keyboard player Jamie Shea. The CD of classic rock music is available at record stores, iTunes and CD-Baby for about $15. For more information, see www. tusktusk. com/uncovered/ (http://www. tusktusk. com/uncovered/).

'Uncovered' can be purchased for $15 from members of the Walrus. It will also be available soon at music stores and online music sites.

For more information about the Walrus, including photos, a list of songs and booking information, go to http://www. tusktusk. com (http://www. tusktusk. com) or http://www. myspace. com/iwalrus (http://www. myspace. com/iwalrus).

Print-quality photos of The Walrus are also available on www. PRWebPhotowire. com

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A print-quality image of the CD cover is available at: http://www. prwebphotowire. com/releases/imid1302.htm (http://www. prwebphotowire. com/releases/imid1302.htm)

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Avian Flu? – Get The Truth: Questions To Ask, Answers To Know

Avian Flu? – Get The Truth: Questions To Ask, Answers To Know

A clean body, a strong immune system and a balanced pH level means a healthy body, which will prevent, resist and eliminate disease. Prevention is the best preparation for the Bird Flu says Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, Ph. D, ND, DACBN after announcing the release of a new e-book, Surviving Flu Pandemics: Plan – Prepare - Prevent that he and Dr. Loretta Lanphier, ND, CN, HHP have co-authored.

Houston, TX (PRWEB) November 2, 2005

The urgency and reality of a flu pandemic has certainly been explained to us through media, government and our own medical establishment. Is the Avian Flu threat a “real” threat? No one really knows. Many say that it is just hype and maybe so. But it’s always wise to have a plan and to be prepared, no matter what. And it may not be very wise to take a gamble with health by throwing caution to the wind. We have put together SURVIVING FLU PANDEMICS: PLAN - PREPARE - PREVENT hoping to instill calm and prevent paranoia and panic. Education is empowering and is always the first step toward planning and preparedness. Living in fear does not allow a person to make good decisions. Our desire is to provide natural solutions (ones that will not harm) that can be implemented right now.

According to Dr. Edward Group, “The band-aid approach to treating the flu will not work. Injecting the body with a toxic contaminated vaccine or giving someone an anti-viral drug such as Tamiflu, will only weaken the immune system and we will see the same results as we did during the Spanish Flu—The people who received the vaccinations were the ones who died and the people who refused the vaccinations lived.”

”I have been confused as to what to believe about Avian Flu. “Surviving Flu Pandemics” has answered all my questions and has provided me the information that I need to actually survive should things get bad. Thanks for writing such a timely e-book!.” – Marilyn from Wichita, KS

“People think I am crazy to be concerned about Bird Flu. Surviving Flu Pandemics is just what I have been looking for—no hype or instilling of fear, but practical solutions on how to survive any pandemic from a natural perspective. I now know how to get my family healthy and help them to stay healthy.”

– Michael from Pittsburg, PA

”Just finished reading through your e-book. All I can say is WOW! I would have never thought about all the things to include in preparation for a pandemic. Your insights are refreshing and I appreciate the ‘calm-manner’ in which the e-book is written. The Emergency Fast Action Guide in and of itself is certainly worth the price of the e-book. I am ordering ViraZap and Flu-Fighter today.”

Liz from Phoenix, AZ

The body has self-healing mechanisms, yes, even against a virus like the Avian Flu. In order for these self-healing mechanisms to work at their proper capacity, the body must be healthy and the immune system functioning the way it is designed to function. Currently our concern is not so much with the actual Avian Flu virus but the condition of most people’s body. Most are toxic, acidic, dehydrated, oxygen-deficient, poor lymphatic system drainage and clogged with many years of built-up, old fecal matter. Add to this the fact that between 40-50% of all Americans are taking at least one or more prescription medication and we have a volatile situation that keeps the immune system from functioning at a healthy rate, thus sabotaging the body's self-healing mechanisms.

About Global Healing Center, Inc.

Founded by CEO/President, Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, Ph. D, ND, DACBN, Global Healing Center, Inc. offers a wide variety of products and home health equipment, to help in all aspects of life such as air purifiers, water purifiers, hi-tech supplementation, radiation protectors, books and educational material, and more. We research our products very thoroughly and with the highest of standards; therefore, we are able to offer the absolute best available healthcare inventory. We do all the research. We want customers to know that they can trust us when it comes to choosing the right product or service.

Edward F. Group III, DC, Ph. D, ND, DACBN 

GLOBAL HEALING CENTER, INC.

Natural Medicine For The New Millennium 

Www. ghchealth. com  

713.476.0016 

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CFE Hails Settlement That Will Restore Stream Flow to Shepaug River

CFE Hails Settlement That Will Restore Stream Flow to Shepaug River

Connecticut Fund for the Environment, the lead environmental organization involved in years of litigation over river flows in the Shepaug River, hailed a settlement reached by all parties as an environmental and economic win.

New Haven, CT (PRWEB) March 10, 2005

Connecticut Fund for the Environment, the lead environmental organization involved in years of litigation over river flows in the Shepaug River, hailed a settlement reached by all parties as an environmental and economic win.

“More than seven years of litigation and hundreds of thousands of dollars of expenses have yielded great benefits for the ecological health of the Shepaug River while meeting the needs of tens of thousands of Waterbury Water Company’s customers,” said CFE Senior Attorney Curt Johnson, who represented CFE as an intervening party in the case. “Prior to this decision there was so little water released into the Shepaug River that you could literally walk across it at certain times of the year without getting your ankles wet,” Johnson said.

As a result of the agreed on settlement, which depends on the General Assembly funding improvements to the Shepaug Dam to allow the releases to occur, Waterbury will be required to return ten times more water to the Shepaug River during most summers, under a system that will guarantee that the Waterbury water supply system has plenty of water to meet its customer’s needs. “This is truly an environmental and economic win-win for the entire Waterbury and Litchfield Hills region of our state,” Johnson said. “While this problem is solved, there remains another 50 streams and rivers preliminarily identified by the DEP as suffering from low stream flows as a result of over-diversion in our State. Litigation is a blunt tool for resolving these conflicts – it is expensive and time consuming. A better alternative is a balanced regulatory approach to assure that rivers have adequate water while protecting Connecticut’s water supplies,” he said.

CFE is calling on the state legislature, the water planning council and other agencies to come together and develop simple, balanced and meaningful minimum stream flow regulations that protect the health of the rivers and streams that are so critical to this stateÂ’s drinking water supply.

Other parties involved in reaching this settlement included the towns of Wolcott, Middlebury, and Watertown, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, Steep Rock Association Inc., Roxbury Land Trust Inc., and the Connecticut Departments of Environmental Protection and Public Health.

Background:

In 1997, the Shepaug River Association was joined by the towns of Washington and Roxbury and others in a lawsuit claiming the City of Waterbury was unreasonably starving the river of water in violation of the Connecticut Environmental Protection Act, violating the TownsÂ’ traditional riparian rights and in violation of a 1921 contract. The case went up to the Connecticut Supreme Court, which directed the trial court to make further factual determinations. CFE and two state agencies became intervening parties to all of these proceedings.

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Risky Surgery Not Always Necessary to Treat Cervical Disease

Risky Surgery Not Always Necessary to Treat Cervical Disease

Revolutionary advancements in the treatment options for diseases associated with human papillomavirus (HPV) now include nonsurgical options such as chemoprevention and vaccines. A review of these methods is published in the latest issue of the International Journal of Gynecological Cancer.

(PRWEB) March 25, 2005

Revolutionary advancements in the treatment options for diseases associated with human papillomavirus (HPV) now include nonsurgical options such as chemoprevention and vaccines. A review of these methods is published in the latest issue of the International Journal of Gynecological Cancer.

The standard treatment to date has been to surgically remove the infected tissue, which puts patients at risk for reproductive consequences and does not ensure that all infected tissue has been eliminated. New methods such as chemoprevention and vaccines (used to treat and also prevent) now present possible cures without invasive means, thereby eliminating these risks.

Chemoprevention involves the use of micronutrients or pharmaceutical agents to delay or prevent the development of cancer from HPV in currently healthy patients. Progress and treatment of the infected tissues can be monitored through colposcopy, which is relatively noninvasive since the cervix is readily accessible.

Two distinct types of vaccines have been used. These include the prophylactic vaccine which focuses on human immune responses that may help prevent HPV infections. The other is a therapeutic vaccine which stimulates the immune responses to eliminate already infected cells.

Researchers comment that while surgery has been the standard treatment for HPV-related disease to date, other viral diseases are not treated in this way. More research is underway to review treatments and make further advancements in the way of nonsurgical options.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a very common virus affecting millions of women. It can cause gential warts and if left untreated, can also cause cervical cancer. According to the article, approximately 20 million people in the United States at any given time are infected and the numbers are significantly increasing throughout the world.

This study is published in the International Journal of Gynecological Cancer. Media wishing to receive a PDF of the article please contact medicalnews@bos. blackwellpublishing. net.

About the Author

Maria C. Bell, MD, FACOG, FACS, is currently Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of South Dakota School of Medicine. She is a member of a number of related societies including the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Society of Gynecologic Oncology and the American Society of Clinical Oncologists. Dr. Bell can be reached for questions and interviews at bellm@siouxvalley. org.

About the International Journal of Gynecological Cancer

The International Journal of Gynecological Cancer (IJGC) is published on behalf of the International Gynecologic Cancer Society and the European Society for Gynaecological Oncology. IJGC presents papers from throughout the global community of researchers covering many topics including basic science, epidemiology, diagnostic techniques, surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, pathology and experimental studies. The Journal allows you to call on a roster of international experts for the latest research, advice, and knowledge in order to provide the best treatment for your patients. The list of editorial board members represents every part of the globe and all the major disciplines - gynecology, oncology, radiation therapy, and pathology - involved in treating cancer.

About Blackwell Publishing

Blackwell Publishing is the worldÂ’s leading society publisher, partnering with more than 600 academic and professional societies. Blackwell publishes over 750 journals and 600 text and reference books annually, across a wide range of academic, medical, and professional subjects.

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