Watch the Bateman Horne Center Meeting Livestream

The Bateman Horne Center (BHC) hosts free Education Meetings on the 1st Wed of each month at 7pm mountain time/8pm central via livestream at: http://www.youtube.com/c/OfferutahOrg/live


Wednesday, November 2  |  7pm Mountain  |  Lucinda Bateman, MD
Global Report of Progress                                        

Dr. Lucinda Bateman, BHC Founder and Medical Director, is actively engaged in ME/CFS and FM thought leadership across the globe. In October. she has been on the road to advance the discussions that lead to progress:

  • October 8th – SMCI Scientific Advisory Council meeting,
  • October 17-20 – ME/CFS conference in Sweden, and
  • October 27-30 – 12th International IACFS/ME Research and Clinical Conference: Emerging Science and Clinical Care.

This October, she will connect with hundreds of scientists, physicians, professionals, and patients interested in ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia from around the world. At the November BHC Education Meeting, Dr. B will recap for all the information, insights, progress and promise she has gleaned from these conferences.

Access Dr. Bateman’s full bio HERE


You can access the livestream on November 2 by clicking below:

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