Thursday, September 18, 2008

Metabolic Disease Conference, Boston


Dear Muni

The Metabolic Syndrome is a greater detriment than cancer to our society’s overall health. In order to address this problem, there has been an increasing effort to find solutions that prevent and reverse the Metabolic Syndrome.

The 4th Metabolic Diseases World Summit, taking place on November 6-7, 2008 in Boston, MA, is devoted to better understanding new options in dealing with this condition. Speakers from both academia and industry will focus on the advances of treatments for Metabolic Diseases and how they relate to Insulin, Diabetes, Obesity, Cardiovascular Disease and Mitochondrial Function.
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HIGHLIGHTS

Panel Discussions:
- Partnering/Licensing in Metabolic Diseases
- Regulatory Issues in Metabolic Disease Drug Development
Keynote Speeches:

- Epidemiology and Medical Needs of the Metabolic Syndrome
- FDA Regulations, Draft Guidelines, & Getting Therapies to Market

Abstract Submissions:Submit an abstract for poster presentation and have the chance to give an oral presentation. Deadline is October 6, 2008. Click here for submission.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Protein Therapeutics Discovery & Development
September 8-9, 2008
San Diego, CA


Bugs & Drugs
September 22-23, 2008
San Diego, CA


Global Clinical Trial Operations
September 25-26, 2008
San Diego, CA


Biomarker Discovery EuropeOct. 2-3, 2008
Dublin, Ireland
10% discount by Sept 2

4th Neurodegenerative Diseases Drug Discovery
Oct. 9-10, 2008
San Francisco, CA
10% discount by Sept 9

4th Modern Drug Discovery and Development Summit
6 Full Tracks
3 Short Symposia
6 Study Sessions
Oct. 15-17, 2008
San Diego, CA


Advances in Stem Cell Discoveries
Oct. 27-28, 2008
San Francisco, CA
10% discount by Sept 27

4th Metabolic Diseases World Summit
Nov. 6-7, 2008
Boston, MA
20% discount by Sept 6

6th Vaccines: All Things Considered
Nov. 13-14, 2008
Washington, DC
20% discount by Sept 12
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS


Metabolic Syndrome: Delaying CVD and Type 2 Diabetes
Risk Factors and Complications: Hyperglycemia, Insulin Resistance
and Cardiovascular Diseases
Current Treatments to Reduce Cardiovascular RisksCurrent Treatments of Type 2 Diabetes (including Insulin Sensitizers):
What Has Worked and What are the Unmet Needs?

Obesity: New Therapeutic Targets

• MCHR-1
11-Beta – HSD - Incyte Obesity Drug TherapiesSCD1Ghrelin AntagonistsAMPK - Obesity and DiabetesDiabetes: New Therapeutic Targets
GLP-1 AnalogsGPR – 119 – H Overton ProsidionGlucokinase ActivatorsSGLT2DPPIV InhibitorsFGF21Sirt1Mitochondrial Dysfunction and DiabetesEndoplasmic Reticulum Stress and Diabetes

Obesity: Drug Development

• Obesity Drug Therapies Orexigen (Contrave and Empatic Phase III and
II), Arena (Lorcaserin Phase III), Neurosearch (Tesofensin Phase IIb),
(Taranabant)
Combination Drug Therapies vs. Single Drug TherapiesCBI Antagonists Rimonabant

Diabetes: Drug Development
Strengths and Weaknesses of Current and Existing DrugsAnti-Diabetic Drugs in DevelopmentAvandia Cardiovascular Safety DataSGLT2GKAsGLP-1 Analogs – Byetta LAR Data
The Success of Januvia DevelopmentThe Failure of the Torcetrapib Development on Potential MOAs

DISTINGUISHED PRESENTERS & ADVISORS


Ganesh Bhat, Group Leader, Genomics Inst.of the Novartis Res. Fdn.
Brad Geddes, Director, Elixir Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Joe Grimsby, Senior Research Leader, RocheYanglin He, Research Scientist, Novartis
Timothy Herpin, Assoc. Dir., Scientific Licensing, Bristol-Myers SquibbMike Jirousek, CSO, Catabasis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Sotirios Karathanasis, Vice President, Bioscience, AstraZenecaAlex Kharontonnekov, Research Advisor, bioTDR, Eli Lilly & Co.
Yang Li, Research Scientist, Amgen
John Mayer, Senior Research Advisor, Eli Lilly & Co.
Michael McCully, Director & Senior Analyst, Recombinant Capital
Ram Pillarisetti, Vice President of Research, Reddy US TherapeuticsCristina Rondinone, Director, Research Metabolic Diseases, RocheMing Wang, Scientific Director, Amgen
Bernice Welles, Vice President Development, DIObexRuojing Yang, Senior Research Biologist, Merck & Co. Inc.

For Business Development & Exhibiting opportunities, contact Josette Barba at 626-256-6405 x105 or via email at josette.barba@gtcbio.com

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