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CCFA Programs

Welcome to the CCFA program archive.  Check out what's available now, and stay tuned for upcoming programs.

Webcast

NEW! Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis Treatments: What's New and What's on the Way- 5/6/08
Dr Edward Loftus Jr

  • Current and future treatments
  • What medications are out there
  • How do they work
  • What these medications mean to you

Supported by Shire

Audio

Virtual Lectures

Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Why Should I Take My Medications?- 3/6/08
Dr Sunanda Kane

This Virtual Lecture enables you to:

  • See presentation slides plus audio commentary
  • Download transcript of presentation
  • Download activity workbook containing copies of the slides

Continuing nursing education credit avaliable through 2/09

Supported by an unrestricted grant from Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals

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Update on Colorectal Cancer: Knowledge is Prevention -  3/1/07
Dr Fernando Velayos

This Virtual Lecture enables you to:

  • See presentation slides plus audio commentary
  • Download transcript of presentation
  • Download activity workbook containing copies of the slides

Supported by an unrestricted grant from Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals

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Web

Webcast

Crohn's Disease Patient Education Video -  2007

Several leading experts in IBD including Dr. Stephen Hanauer, Dr. Maria Abreu, and Dr. David Rubin address symptoms, diagnosis, current treatment options including biologics, coping, and diet.  Additional information on advocacy and support is provided by CCFA President, Richard Geswell.

Supported in conjunction with HealthXplorer.com

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Updated: 3/6/08