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Nutrition CME

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Sean Carney

May 9, 2013

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Medical professional seeking Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits as well as a deeper knowledge of scientific reasoning for adopting, and promoting to their patients, a plant-based nutrition program will find a wealth of knowlege at the PCRM and The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences website for Health Care Professionals. Some of the CME topics include Bone Health, Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes Mellitus, General Nutrition and Obesity.

The medical professionals who may take advantage of the CME at this site include Physicians, Nurses, Registered Dieticians and Registered Dietician Technicians as well as Certified Diabetes Educators.

This site is also an excellent source for breaking news and maintains a listing of up and coming conferences.

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Sean Carney has been an Internet enthusiast since the very early 1990's and his initial interest in the Internet was as a way to disseminate good health information. Now many years later not much has changed! He still believes in the two rules he posted on his cubicle while working on eWorld at Apple Computer in 1994: Rule #1: The Internet is Everything! Rule #2: If the Internet is NOT Everything; Refer to Rule #1 And, Yes, I am open minded! :-)

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