1.800.ASAP.282 | [email protected]
1.800.ASAP.282 | [email protected]
1.800.ASAP.282 | [email protected]
July 22-25, 2015
Marriott at Eagle Crest
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Host
Cormac Mayer, MD
University of Michigan Health System
Speakers: Allison Ashley-Koch, PhD, Duke University; Rajiv Bapuraj, MD, University of Michigan; Ulrich Batzdorf, MD, UCLA; Paolo Bolognese, MD, NSPC; Wade Cooper, MD, University of Michigan; Leon Dure, MD, University of Alabama; […]
During the ASAP Chiari & Syringomyelia Conference in Princeton, New Jersey, Erol Veznedaroglu, MD, FACS, FAANS, FAHA, talked about Defining and Recognizing Symptoms of Chiari and Syringomyelia. Watch video now. Make plans now […]
Recognizing and Managing Sleep Problems in Chiari Malformation presented by Debra Deluca, MD during the 2014 ASAP Chiari & Syringomyelia Conference in Princeton is not available for viewing on our website.
This video from the 2014 ASAP conference in Princeton is available for viewing below.
Holidays can be extremely stressful. Shopping, cooking, parties and programs all demand time and energy that those with syringomyelia and Chiari might not have. Enjoy the holidays more by knowing your limits, schedule events to allow breaks and ask for help when needed. […]
Syringomyelia Awareness Month
The American Syringomyelia & Chiari Alliance Project, Inc. is seeking your help in getting every state’s government office to declare May the official month for Syringomyelia Awareness.
What is a Proclamation?
A proclamation is an official declaration issued by a government office. By getting […]
In addition to their mission of providing free airline transportation for a child who must travel out-of-state for specialized medical care, They are expanding their scope of services by providing travel for children and their parents to attend medical conferences so they may learn more […]
Have you ever felt like you were the only person in your area diagnosed with Chiari or syringomyelia? If you have, you are not alone. But the fact is someone living within a few blocks might be thinking the same thing. Syringomyelia and Chiari are […]
Winter is still holding on in some parts of the U.S. but in many areas Spring has arrived. The blue bonnets are in full bloom in Texas. It is time to get out and enjoy the warmer temperatures and sunny days. After […]
I was reading an article from the NIH about how the arts affect your health. It says studies have found evidence that singing releases substances that serve as the brain’s own natural pain-killers and when we listen to music, levels of molecules important for fighting […]
