The 7th International Conference

Tanta University, Faculty of Medicine and the Egyptian Society of Liver& Environment kindly invite you for participation and share by a research or talk in:

The 7th International Conference: LIVER AND ENVIRONMENT (RISKS &SOLUTIONS)

Held at Tanta City, Egypt (Tanta Faculty of Medicine Hall of Conferences)
Dating (February 24th - 25th /2010)
Under the Auspices of Ministers of Higher Education and Scientific research, Health, Environmental Affairs and President of Tanta University.

Our aim:
(1) is to protect healthy liver and
(2) improve diseased liver (keep compensated): to minimize and retard complications.
It is considered a pilot work for a new scientific field and it is considered a new approach for control of liver diseases in developing countries. In presence of Prof. Hepatologists, Environmental experts, liver and Environmental Societies.

Our concept is to deal with the start of the problem of liver diseases early before development of complications, in cooperation and share with other specialties as Vet. Medicine, Agriculture, Biology and Chemistry as they are responsible for human food.

Pollution leads to liver infections, hepatotoxicity and hepatic carcinogenesis. Thousands of chemicals creep to our food, hundreds to drinking water, and thousands in industrial waste, drugs and smoking…………..

Liver infections : advances in Viral hepatitis A,B,C,D,E
and Other Liver Infections in the environment: viral, parasitic ……
Hepatotoxicity& detoxification (Fungal toxins, Pesticides, Growth promoting factors in plants and animals, Food additives, Smoking , Drug abuse, Chemical and industrial waste risk to human liver)
Environmental Hepatic carcinogenesis
Pollution (water, food and soil) risk to human liver
Environment and immunity impact of liver and how to improve diseased liver
Social factors and liver
Ethics and environmental behavior

I hope to transmit this invitation to the members of your institution and who are interested of these subjects. The **best 5 scientific papers or lectures will be free from Registration fees (society fund) and dead line: 30 January Don’t hesitate to link: we are ready to reply for more details

Thanks for your cooperation and best regards

Correspondence:
Prof. Dr Abdel Raouf Abou El Azm
Prof. and Head of Department of Tropical Medicine and Infectious Diseases
Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University , EGYPT
President of the Egyptian Society of Liver and Environment