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Fifth annual HPS Conference Puerto Rico is coming up in August!

My hats off to everyone in Puerto Rico working so hard to make this event happen. Bless all of you! Here's the info for any possible blog readers that might need it - and so that the rest of us in HPSland can cheer on Puerto Rico in all of their hard work and effort.


5ta Conferencia Anual de Albinismo y el Síndrome de Hermansky-Pudlak
Date: Saturday, August 14, 2010
Time: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Location: Club de Leones de Mayaguez, Carr #2

Description.La Organización sin fines de lucro HPS Network Puerto Rico Inc. se complace en invitarles a participar de nuestra 5ta Conferencia Anual de Albinismo y el Síndrome de Hermansky-Pudlak. Habran charlas educativas, educación contínua para édicos y pruebas de función pulmonar para aquellos pacientes que deseen hacersela. La actividad es totalmente libre de costo.

Para más información: Stra. Vergne Coordinadora Asministrativa
(787)-313-4643

Esta Actividad se es organizada y coordinada por el HPS Network. La misma es costeada gracias las donaciones que son recibidas a través de año. No recibimos fondos federales de ninguna índolo ni trabajamos en colaboración con ninguna otro grupo u organización para realizar nuestra conferencia. HPS Network apoya a diferentes grupos de Albinismo formados y patrocinados por diversas instituciones, pero no esta unida a ninguna de las mismas.

Protegemos el derecho de confidencialidad de nuestros miembros y estamos aquí para colaborar en todo lo que nos sea posible.
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