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A one-day international symposium, The State of ART Regulation–International Perspectives, will be held in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on Friday November 23 2001.
Participants at the symposium will hear from expert speakers about the status of regulation of assisted reproductive technology in different countries around the world and discuss the challenges faced by those regulating and accrediting infertility services. The symposium will be held prior to the 17th world Congress on Fertility and Sterility, which is scheduled for November 24 2001 to December 1 2001.
Presentations providing an overview of Europe, New Zealand, the USA and Australia are now confirmed, and other presentations are being finalised. The afternoon programme will consider the vexed issues of donor procedures, eligibility to access assisted reproduction, and embryo research.
Papers are now being called for the afternoon session of the symposium, which will address the three areas above, in concurrent programme sessions. If you are interested in presenting a paper, please email hszoke{at}ita.org.au for an outline of the programme themes.
Registrations are also now being called for the symposium. Only one hundred places are available so early registration is advised. For a copy of the registration form please email: hszoke{at}ita.org.au or write to: The State of ART Symposium, c/- ITA, 30/570 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3000. The registration fee will be $100.00 and the venue will be University College, College Crescent, Parkville.
For further information please contact: Helen Szoke, ITA, 30/570 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3000. Ph: 61 3 8601 5250; fax: 61 3 8601 5277; email: hszoke{at}ita.org.au
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