Prevention: The Future of Health & Medicine

Prevention: The Future of Health & Medicine
The 4th Annual 2010 Conference In Anti-Ageing & Aesthetic Medicine
August 20-22, 2010
Sofitel Melbourne On Collins

Learn how to incorporate Preventative Health & Anti-Ageing Medicine into your practice and invigorate your patient care at “Prevention: The Future of Health & Medicine” - The 4th Annual 2010 Conference In Anti-Ageing & Aesthetic Medicine.

Hosted by the AustralAsian Academy of Anti-Ageing Medicine, the 2010 Conference will combine both internal and external aspects of Anti-Ageing & Regenerative Medicine and will include the latest research and protocols.

In particular, the 2010 program will feature a greater emphasis on complementary and natural therapies in Anti-Ageing & Regenerative Medicine.

Hear expert speakers on internal, external and complementary Anti-Ageing Medicine & attend ground-breaking educational workshops.
International Endocrinology & Cell Biology expert, Professor Chen Chen will open the 2010 Conference.
A5M Chairman, Bill Anton said Professor Chen is a world leader in medical research in various fields including the mechanisms underlying diabetes, obesity, chronic heart failure and endometrium cancer.
Professor Chen is the Professor and Chair of Endocrinology at the University of Queensland’s School of Biomedical Sciences and is a Principal Research Fellow of the National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC).
“A5M is honored to host such a renowned medical researcher and endocrinologist,” Mr Anton said.
“Endocrinology, which relates to the body’s hormones, plays a pivotal role in maintaining health and vitality.
“Professor Chen will provide a unique insight into the latest developments in this field.”
Professor Chen is currently working on several projects including investigating whether the growth hormone, Ghrelin may be an effective treatment for diabetes-related heart disease and chronic heart failure.

HIGHLIGHTS:
 Adrenal Fatigue Or Non-Addison's Hypoadrenia
 A Deeper Sight Into Genetics and Genomic Testing
 Adrenal Function In Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
 Advanced Facial Sculpting
 Aesthetic Medicine Trends and Latest Research
 Orthodontic Appliance Therapy Treatment
 Body Contouring Techniques
 Chemical Resurfacing and Cosmeceuticals
 Collagen Induction and Facial Fillers
 Contouring With Botulinum Toxin A
 Creating an Integrated Anti-Ageing Practice
 Designer Diets For Perfect Health
 Enhancing Methylation
 HCG and Weight Loss
 Hormones in Advanced Aesthetics
 Laser and Intense Pulsed Light Applications
 Metabolic Syndrome: The Cortisol Tightrope Walk
 Periocular Lines Trial With Autologous Cellular Regeneration (ACR) Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
 Skin Rejuvenation and Platelet Rich Plasma
 Scarless Surgery and Other Surgical Trends
 Stem Cells- From Bench To Bedside
 Protein, Sugar and Light, Done Right
 HRT In Practice
 Vagal Tone and Psycho-Physical Stress
 Vitamin D - The Ultimate Anti-Aging Hormone
2010 LEARNING OBJECTIVES
 Provide an overview of clinical and scientific evidence in aspects of anti-ageing and preventative medicine.
 Discuss the practical approaches to anti-ageing and preventative medicine and helping the body function at its optimum level.
 Examine how genomics can reveal anti-ageing pathways in cells and how genomic factors are associated with lifespan
 Learn new innovations and technologies in external medicine and skincare and their benefits and applications
 Understand that symptoms of ageing are manageable and treatable and that the quality of life for the patient can improve through diet, exercise, nutrition and supplementation.
 Discuss the symptoms, assessment, testing and treatment protocols that can be implemented in your practice to attain positive outcomes for patients.
 Obtain a basic understanding of signs and symptoms of hormone deficiencies and identify how hormone deficiencies and disease coincide.
 Learn how to integrate the theoretical knowledge of various tests into a clinical setting.

RACGP Activity Number: 749077. This activity attracts 28 Category 2 RACGP QA&CPD Points.

For more information contact the AustralAsian Academy of Anti-Ageing Medicine, ph: 03 9813 0439, e: enquiries@a5m.net, w: www.a5m.net

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