Health Education Conference Presented By:

RRC, Inc., & the environmental health research group
RESOURCE CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING, REMEDIATION & HEALTH RESEARCH SERVICES

FORMER/CURRENT SPONSORS: (OF PREVIOUS CONFERENCES)
‘A’ Internet Provider, SACRAMENTO, CA AEROTECH LABORATORIES, INC., PHOENIX, AZ AMERICA?S LEGAL & PROFESSIONAL BOOKSTORE, SACRAMENTO, CA Pacific Gold Coast Construction, Los Angeles, CA INTEGRATED PROPERTY SERVICES, ORANGEVALE, CA, LEXIS/NEXIS, MEALEY?S PUBLICATIONS, KING OF PRUSSIA, PA, MARCUS H. BOLE & ASSOCIATES, WHEATLAND, CA

ATTORNEYS: CALIFORNIA STATE BAR: 16 MCLE CREDITS

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

The assumption microfungi could pose a threat to humans was brought ?center stage? with a $2.7 million jury verdict in Sacramento Superior Court (Mazza, 2001)- later upheld in the appellate process. This litigation has sent ?shock waves? that mold exposures can and do cause serious health problems, i.e., ?Medical Causation.?

The potential for liability of collateral damages such as civil litigation, medical and health recovery costs, and other associated economic losses is very real. The more one knows in preventing mold exposures from becoming an indoor problem, the less the potential for legal and/or medical problems to develop. This highly unique National Conference will provide indispensable education, to include the following:

? DAY ONE- A comprehensive understanding of Indoor Moisture Detection/Investigation, Environmental Testing, Litigation and Insurance Liability, and many other concerns of Indoor Mold Contamination and Personal Health Safety, Presented by Nationally-Recognized Experts. You will learn about the scientific aspects and known health effects of airborne fungal contaminants directly from leading experts in the field, and gain insight into the legal and liability issues that confront our courts and plague many commercial industries of today. At the end of each presentation you are invited to ask questions/express your concerns with professionals respected throughout the country.

? DAY TWO- Join some of America?s leading political figures, medical doctors and scientists as they take you through the medical and political realities of mold exposure related illnesses and introduce you to tomorrow?s healthcare, today. You will learn about the legislative changes emerging from local to national levels and the medical testing and treatment methods that are currently used. Other printed materials will include outlines/articles by program speakers.

Conference Co-Chaired by
Douglas R. Haney, Executive VP, RRC, Inc. Dr. Simone Sommer, M.D.,
Founder: The Environmental Health Research Group Family/Occupational Medicine
& Author of ?Toxic Mold! Toxic Enemy!? Greensboro, NC

CONFERENCE PROGRAM: DAY ONE: Tuesday November 11, 2003
(* NOTE: SPEAKERS & PROGRAM CONTENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE)

8:00 am REGISTRATION & Complimentary Continental Breakfast

8:30 am INTRODUCTION: ?ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOR A SAFE TOMORROW?
Douglas R. Haney, Executive VP, Environmental Health Research, Researcher/Author, Rocklin, CA, Founder, The Environmental Health Research Group of Sacramento, CA

8:45 am ?ELIMINATING THE THREAT? INVESTIGATING WATER/MOISTURE PROBLEMS, Bernard Luther, President, Applied Consultants, Environmental Geology & Engineering, Rocklin, CA

9:30 am ?SEARCHING FOR NATURAL BORN MICROBIAL KILLERS? ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING
Rebecca Hutty, President/CEO, MicroTest? Labs, Sacramento, CA

10:15 am 15-MINUTE BREAK

10:30 am ?HOW, WHEN, & WHY MOLDS CAUSE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS?
Doug Haney, RRC, Inc., Environmental Health Expert, Rocklin, CA

11:15 am ?HOW TO AVOID A MOLD CLAIM ON NEW CONSTRUCTION?
John Lausevic, VP Ops. Pacific Gold Coast Construction, Remediation Expert, Los Angeles, CA

12:00 pm COMPLIMENTARY LUNCHEON (Guest Speaker: TBD)

1:00 pm ? WORKING SAFELY IN A DEADLY WORLD? CLEANING & HANDLING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Jack Thrasher, Ph.D., Expert Witness & Researcher Environmental Toxicology, Alto, New Mexico

1:45 pm INSURANCE ?BAD FAITH? IN A WORLD OF CHAOS
Robert Mc Gregor, J.D., San Diego, CA

2:30 pm ?MOLDS ON TRIAL? CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS & MEDICAL CAUSATION
John C. Miller, Jr., J.D., Charter, Miller, Davis, L.L.P., Sacramento, CA

3:15 pm 15-MINUTE BREAK

3:30 pm ?WHEN YOUNG PEOPLE BECOME VICTIMS? MOLD EXPOSURE AND YOUTH
Josh Sommer, Teenage Exposure Victim, Washington D.C.

4:15 pm ?CAPITOL HILL: MOLD VICTIM?S AND THEIR QUEST TO BE HEARD ?
Joel Segal, Senior Congressional Aide to Congressman John Conyers Jr.

5:15 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: Comments & Questions Session

5:30 pm Adjourn

CONFERENCE: DAY TWO: Wednesday November 12, 2003
(* NOTE: SPEAKERS & PROGRAM CONTENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE)

8:15 am Introduction & ?Maintaining Public Health With 21st Century Medicine?
Simone Sommer, M.D., M.P.H., Family Medicine, Greensboro, NC

9:00 am ?MEDICAL MIRACLES IN THE LAB- 21ST CENTURY SCIENCE? SERUM TESTING
ARISTO VOJDANI, PH.D., M.T., PRESIDENT/CEO IMMUNOSCIENCES LABORATORY, BEVERLY HILLS, CA

10:00 am 15-MINUTE BREAK

10:15 am ?OUTWITTING THE PESKY PATHOGEN? MEDICALLY TREATING MYCOTIC DISEASES/INFECTIONS
Vincent Marinkovich, M.D., Allergy/Immunology, International Authority, Redwood City, CA

11:15 am ?NEUROTOXINS & MENTAL HEALTH? EDUCATING THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS
B. Robert Crago, Ph.D., Phychophysiology, Neuro-Research, Tucson, AZ

12:15 pm COMPLIMENTARY LUNCHEON: KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
U.S. Congressman John Conyers, Jr. ?Toxic Mold ?ACT?-ion?

1:15 pm ?YOU SAY MOLD EXPOSURE/INHALATION DOESN?T HURT? EXPOSURE & VICTIMS
Harriet Ammann, Ph. D., Sr. Toxicologist Washington State Department of Health, Olympia, WA

2:00 pm ?MOLDS, MYCOTOXINS, & PUBLIC HEALTH:? AN EXERCISE IN DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGY? A CLINICALLY RELEVANT STATISTICAL APPROACH
Michael Gray, M.D., M.P.H., C.I.M.E., Internal/Occupational Medicine, Benson, AZ

3:00 pm 15-MINUTE BREAK

3:15 pm ?THE NEUROTOXICITY OF MYCOTOXINS IN HUMAN PATHOLOGY?
Gunnar Heuser, M.D., Neurotoxicology, Medical Research, Agoura Hills

4:15 pm ?STANDARD MEDICAL PRACTICE? ON TRIAL IN AMERICA FIGHTING DISEASE & ?THE SYSTEM?
Robert Sinaiko, M.D., Allergy/Immunology, Mycotic Disease, San Francisco, CA

5:15 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: Comments & Questions Session

5:30 pm Adjourn

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS* DAY ONE: (in order of appearance)

BERNARD LUTHER, PH. D., J.D., R.C.E., C.E.G., President, Applied Consultants of San Diego, Expert in Construction Defects, with an extensive background in environmental geological sciences and environmental cleanup. Dr. Luther has written five major texts used in the litigation and environmental fields by experts throughout the nation. He has been a sought after speaker for many conventions and has conducted conferences nationally related to environmental contamination problems.

REBECCA HUTTY, M.S. President of MicroTest Laboratories, Inc., of Sacramento, is a Microbiologist/Virologist with over 30 years in the field. The environmental laboratory Ms. Hutty heads specializes in the testing and bio-analysis of bacterium, molds, viruses and many forms of microbial indoor infestations. Under the direction of Ms. Hutty, MicroTest Laboratories was founded in 1994 for the purpose of providing sterilization-monitoring services to physicians and dentists and analysis of on-site dental unit waterline testing kits. Ms. Hutty?s affiliations include but are not limited to the McCrone Research Institute in Chicago, the American society of Microbiology and the Indoor Air Quality Association.

DOUGLAS R. HANEY (ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCHER/AUTHOR is Executive Vice-President of Environmental Health Research for RRC, Inc.) is the Founder of The Environmental Health Research Group that coordinates/conducts the National Conference educational program. His career spans over 16 years in advanced space technology, science research, and writing. A former Combat Medic (Vietnam 1968-69), Mr. Haney understands firsthand the devastating health effects microbial diseases pose to humans. His text, Toxic Mold! Toxic Enemy! is used nationally by experts as a resource on mold contamination and in training legal, medical, and other professionals. He has appeared on several TV/radio programs on environmental issues.

JOHN LAUSEVIC (VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS, PACIFIC GOLD COAST CONSTRUCTION, INC.), a major Los Angeles area. Mr. Lausevic provides an extensive background in the commercial construction and remediation services industry offering advanced knowledge and expertise on productivity ranging from general construction and fire and water decontamination, to building dehumidification and moisture elimination. He has spoken both nationally and internationally on subjects ranging from remediation to bio-decontamination processing. His company, PGCC is a recognized leader in the construction industry with 25 years in the business.
Web site: http://www.pgccinc.com

(KEYNOTE SPEAKER. (TBD) ? LUNCHEON DAY ONE)

JACK D. THRASHER, PH.D. (EXPERT WITNESS & ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGIST) is a graduate of California State University at Long Beach, in Zoology and Chemistry, and a graduate of the University of California School of Medicine, Los Angeles in Human Anatomy/Cell Biology. Dr. Thrasher, in addition to being recognized for his science research Nationally and Internationally, has written numerous research papers, provided chapters in research texts, authored science articles, federal monographs, and two major books titled, Cellular and Molecular Renewal in the Mammalian Body, and The Poisoning of Our Homes and Workplaces- The Indoor Formaldehyde Crisis, respectively. Currently Dr. Thrasher is involved in major research relating to molecular cell structure and toxic chemical influence in DNA mutations. Website: http://www.drthrasher.org

ROBERT MC GREGOR. (ATTORNEY: MCGREGOR & GARRIE, L.L.P.) SAN DIEGO, CA is partner in a Civil Litigation practice that specializes in construction defect litigation. Robert McGregor has represented numerous private owners and public entities in high-profile construction defect litigation involving mold-contaminated buildings to include: courthouses, schools, office buildings, administration buildings, medical facilities and condominiums. Throughout California, from San Diego to San Jose, Mr. McGregor has recovered over $50 million on behalf of owners of mold-contaminated buildings, and he is well versed in environmental issues relating to the insurance industry. A graduate of the Hastings College of the Law, Mr. McGregor?s formal education also includes an undergraduate degree from Stanford University, and legal education at the University of California at San Francisco. Web site: http://www.lawyers.com/mcgregorlaw/jsp2186137.jsp

JOHN MILLER (ATTORNEY: CHARTER, MILLER, DAVIS, LLP) is a founding partner of Charter, Miller, Davis, LLP, with its principal office in Sacramento, CA. An AV rated law firm, it defends institutional clients in complex civil litigation in state and federal venues in the western Untied States, specializing in asbestos, chemical exposure, toxic mold, construction defect, products liability, premises liability and general negligence litigation. Mr. Miller is licensed to practice law before all California State and Federal courts. He is a judge pro tem for the Sacramento County Superior and Municipal courts. He is a member of the Association of Defense Counsel, Defense Research Institute, Consumer Attorneys of California and Sacramento County Bar Association. Recently Mr. Miller, and Charter, Miller, Davis made national headlines with the now infamous ?Mazza? $2.7 million mold contamination ?Medical Causation? jury verdict, only the second ?personal injury? award of its kind ever rendered due to high-level indoor mold exposures. This has sent shockwaves across the nation affecting numerous fields of the environment, government, and real estate industries. Jmiller@cmdlaw.com

JOSH SOMMER, Senior high school student living in North Carolina and indoor environment mold exposure victim. (Bio being sent)

JOEL SEGAL, SENIOR U.S. LEGISLATIVE AIDE TO CONGRESSMAN JOHN CONYERS JR., is the principal author of the original United States Toxic Mold Protection and Safety Act (HR 5040), and most recent reintroduced (HR 1268) Act, now pending in Congress. Mr. Segal has been instrumental in several key Legislative Bills on Capitol Hill having served on the Hill for over 20 years.

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS DAY TWO: (in order of appearance)

SIMONE SOMMER, M.D., M.P.H., (Family Medicine) is recognized Nationally and Internationally for her work efforts in relating to Family Medicine and her consultation in formulating the U.S. Toxic Mold Safety & Protection Act (HR-5040). Dr. Sommer, a graduate of George Washington University School of Medicine is Board Certified as a medical doctor and President of Sommer Health Services of Greensboro, North Carolina. She completed her Internship with the Duke Medical Center and earned Residency and Fellowship in Family Medicine with the University of North Carolina. Dr. Sommer also holds a Masters Degree in Public Health in Epidemiology from the University of North Carolina School of Public Health. She is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of North Carolina, Department of Family-Medicine, and previously served as Medical Director, Guilford County Health Department of Infections and Chronic Disease Prevention Program. Dr. Sommer?s past duties included serving as a member of the Clinical Faculty, University of North Carolina Moses Cone Medicine Residency Training Program, serving as School Physician, offering preventive and comprehensive health services for adolescents in a school-based health center, and was an active member of a statewide coalition designed to improve community health.

ARISTO VOJDANI, PH. D., M.T., earned his Ph.D. in the science of Microbiol0gy and Immunology, and post-doctorial studies in Tumor Immunology, with over 30 years of clinical research, is CEO/Director of Immunosciences Laboratory, Inc., in Beverly Hills, California, a licensed clinical laboratory. His ?state-of-the art? laboratory offers over 400 advanced science medical testing services. Dr. Vojdani?s vast expertise includes early detection of cancer signals and markers, and immune function disorders, immunotoxicology, chemically induced immune deficiency and autoimmune diseases and immunoassay technology development. His critical expert testimony on health and diseases has been used throughout the world, in U.S. Congressional Hearings, and in ground- breaking litigation. Dr. Vojdani has published more than 80 articles in ?peer-reviewed? journals, including: Cancer and Detection Prevention, Human and Experimental Toxicology, Internal Medicine, Journal of Nutritional Environmental Medicine and Cancer Research, Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, Cellular Immunology, Cancer Research Immunopharmacology, and Molecular and Cellular Probes, and is a contributor to numerous medical texts. Dr. Vojdani recently published an advanced research text titled, The Role of Natural Killer Cells, Apoptosis and Cell Cycle in Health and Diseases.

VINCENT A. MARINKOVICH, M.D., (Allergy/Immunology) is internationally respected as a diplomate of the American Board of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. He is a graduate of the California Institute of Technology, Physics. He received his medical doctorate from Harvard Medical School, and Pediatrics training at John?s Hopkins Hospital. He attended Oxford University and King?s College in London (Immunogenetics), and taught at the California Institute of Technology, specializing in Immunology. In understanding Mycotic Diseases, Dr. Marinkovich studied at the Brompton Research Hospital in London (Fungal Hypersensitivity). He is the Founder and former Chairman of the Board for Allergy Testing Services (now Allos Reference Laboratory, Owned currently by Hitachi Chemical Diagnostics, Inc. He is a scientist and longstanding Clinical Associate Professor at Stanford Medical School.

B. ROBERT CRAGO, PH. D., (Behavioral Medicine and Applied Psychophysiology, received his doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is a licensed psychologist working in private practice as President of Neurobehavioral Health Services. He has extensive experience in treating chronic pain conditions, anxiety and stress disorders, sleep disorders, closed head injuries, and a wide variety of psychophysiological disorders. Over the past 10 years, Dr. Crago has further developed his expertise in Applied Psychophysiology to include an expertise in Digital or Quantitative EEG (brain mapping), both as a diagnostic tool and for the purpose of guiding the neurotherapy process. Dr. Crago has published and lectured, both locally and nationally in his many areas of Behavioral Medicine and Applied Psychophysiology. He is the Consulting Editor for the Journal of Neuropathy. He is an Associate Fellow to the Program of Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. Dr. Crago has also evaluated and treated individuals exposed to a wide range of toxic substances. For the past three years, he has been involved in a multi-disciplinary study of individuals exposed to toxic molds. Dr. Crago?s research is focused on assessing the effects of toxic mold exposure on the functioning of the central nervous system as measured by changes in brain electrical functioning and neuropsychological testing, as well as the psychobehavioral and emotional impact in individuals exposed to mixed toxic molds. He is also developing neurobehavioral treatment protocols to help remediate the health problems caused by exposures to toxic molds.

[KEYNOTE SPEAKER] HONORABLE JOHN CONYERS, JR. (D) MICHIGAN, Author of the United States Toxic Mold Safety and Protection Act, H.R. 5040 ?Melina Bill) that will mandate comprehensive research into the adverse effects of indoor mold infestation, create programs to educate the public on the dangers of toxic mold, and provide assistance to victims. In addition, the Act will generate guidelines for preventing indoor mold growth, establish standards for removing mold when it does grow, provide grants for mold removal, authorize tax credits for inspection and/or remediation of mold hazards, and create a national insurance program to protect homeowners from catastrophic losses. Congressman Conyers entered his 19th term in the U.S. House of Representatives, winning 93 percent of Michigan?s 14th Congressional District vote. In his more than 35 years on Capitol Hill, Congressman Conyers has earned high esteem from political colleagues at all levels. Congressman Conyers is the 2nd most senior member of the House, and is Democratic leader on the House Judiciary Committee, serving as a national sentinel for constitutional, consumer protection, and civil rights issues. Congressman Conyers, a founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, entails a vast list of accomplishments- introducing and/or was instrumental in the Hate Crimes Act, the Jazz Preservation Act, the Martin Luther King Holiday Act, the Alcohol Warning Label Act, the National Voter Registration Act, the Conyers Chief Financial Officers Act, the Civil Rights Act, the Asset Forfeiture Bill, the Electronic Signature Bill, the Public Safety Officer?s Benefits Act, the Victims of Crime Act, the Violence Against Women Act, the Traffic Stops Statistics Study Act, the Church Arson Prevention Act, the American Health Security Act, and this proud and illustrious list goes on. Congressman Conyers was the primary author of legislation to raise the Environmental Protection Agency to Cabinet-Level status as well as remedy the disproportionate environmental burdens on minorities. Congressman C0nyers? vital contributions to civil causes, public safety, universal health care (establishing the non-partisan Universal Health Care Task Force), Veteran?s healthcare services, employment and small business improvements have earned him enormous respect and admiration throughout the state of Michigan and across the nation. After earning his Law degree at Wayne State University, he was elected to his first term as a Congressman in the House of Representatives where he has served ever since.

HARRIET AMMANN, PH.D., is Senior Toxicologist for the Washington State Department of Health, Office of Environment Health Assessment. She is also Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Health of the University of Washington?s School of Occupational Health and Community Medicine. In her work for the State of Washington, Dr. Ammann provides support to a variety of environmental health programs, including ambient air and indoor air programs. She has participated in evaluations of schools and public buildings with air quality problems, and has presented on toxic effects from air contaminants, indoors and out, effect on sensitive populations, and other health issues throughout the state. Through her work, she has developed an interest in the toxicology of mold as an indoor air contaminant, and has published and presented on mold toxicity relating to human health. Dr. Ammann is involved in several professional organizations, serving as Vice-Chair of the Bioaerosols Committee of the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists and on the American Lung Association?s National Technical Committee for the Building Indoor Air Quality Program.

DR. MICHAEL GRAY, M.D., M.P.H., C.I.M.E., (Internal/Occupational Medicine) Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Gray earned his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. He is Board Certified in Occupational and Preventive Medicine. He also is a board-certified independent medical examiner. Dr. Gray completed his master’s in public health at the University of Illinois School of Public Health, Chicago. He did his residency in internal medicine and his fellowship in Occupational medicine at Cook County Hospital in Chicago. Dr. Gray’s specialty interests included internal, environmental and occupational health. Dr. Gray has been instrumental in a long-term epidemiological study of 500 healthy medical control patients exposed to indoor mold contaminants in conjunction with a ?Whose Who? research team composed of Dr Aristo Vojdani, Dr. Jack Thrasher, Dr. Andrew Campbell, and Dr. Gunnar Heuser. Dr. Gray?s work in both patient treatment and research medicine is well received Nationally and Internationally.

GUNNAR HEUSER, M.D., PH. D., F.A.C.P., (Immunotoxicology/Neurotoxicology), is on staff with the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, and is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at UCLA. Dr. Heuser specializes in immunotoxicology and neurotoxicology, and is deeply involved in the treatment of patients suffering from chemical sensitivity, and has written numerous book chapters and medical papers for Medical Journals on this subject. He is a member of the National Association of Physicians for the Environment and a member of the Society for Occupational and Environmental Health. Dr. Heuser has appeared throughout the world as an invited speaker on various medical subjects, and in the 1950?s was fortunate in having been taught by and written medical papers with Hans Selye, M.D. (infamous Canadian medical doctor known as the ?Father of Modern Human Distress? and found in many medical school documents worldwide).

ROBERT SINAIKO, M.D., a San Francisco Internist/Allergist is an impressively credentialed physician whose practice consisted of treating difficult cases involving complicated environmental and other allergies with experimental therapies. His work led to the frontier of advanced medical science, where there are no easy or well-trodden paths for clinical evaluation. In this, many a physician sent a family member or close relative for Dr. Sinaiko?s medical opinion or treatment processes. In 1998, as litigation and medical science were reaching new heights in courtrooms across the nation due to environmental mold exposures, Dr. Sinaiko was put on trial by the Medical Board of California, and his license revoked, for practicing what was ruled as ?fringe? medicine, even though not one patient had filed a complaint, testified against him, or had been shown to be harmed by his medical treatment practices- in fact, the opposite was concluded, his patients were demonstrating remarkable improvements. It was postulated by the Board ruling, that Dr. Sinaiko was practicing medical treatments outside ?Standard Medical Practice? in California. He was prescribing ?experimental drugs in four specific cases, including ?off-label? uses- for things other than what the medicine?s label called for. This, even though many physicians assert that they ?prescribe ?off-label? medicines to this respect, all the time. Currently, Dr. Sinaiko?s case is in Sacramento Superior Court on Appeal.? In 1998, word of this decision sent riveting ?shockwaves? throughout the medical community, as fungal diseases began to surface wide-scale throughout the nation.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

Thanks to our kind sponsors, other resource materials will include charts, information kits, and speaker outlines/articles.

Continental Breakfasts and Luncheons Are Included.

?Early Registration? Fee*: Plan #1)$895, #2)$1295? If Paid on/before Monday October 20, 2003.
***** Where Pay Your Registration Over The Phone By Major Credit Card:
Register by phone at rrc, Inc., by calling (916)630-0636

***** Where to SEND Your Registration Fee By Check or Money Order BY MAIL: Prior to Conference: Please make your check payable to RRC, Inc. Mail to: 4147 Rocklin Road, Rocklin, CA 95677.
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Change of Registrant Attending/Conference Registration Cancellation Policy
Substitutions of personnel/registrant(s) may be exercised at anytime prior to the conference by faxing proper notification (a fully completed replacement registration form for the substitute registrant(s)) to (916) 632-2542 at least 24 hours prior to the start of the conference. Should cancellation be necessary, registrants who cancel on or before Monday October 20, 2003 will receive a ?full refund? of the $895 registration fee paid. Registrants at the $1295 fee option will receive an 85% refund (subject to a 15% processing fee [$1215 refund]). Registrants who cancel after October 20, 2003 will receive full credit* toward a future Environmental Health Research Group 16-hour/two-day conference; those not electing this ?full-credit? option, will receive a refund less a 25% processing fee. *Full credit for use in registering at a future conference must be used within one (1) year of the credit certificate date.

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INDOOR-MOLDS: HUMAN EXPOSURES & HEALTH CONFERENCE
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