Aerospace Medical Association Annual Scientific Meeting

It is our great pleasure to bring the Aviation Health conference back as an in person conference. This year the conference is taking place at the Mercure Philharmonie La Villette in Paris, France on the 20th and 21st September. This year the conference is taking place just before the 1st ICAM congress which is taking place on the 22-24th September 2022. For further information on ICAM please follow this link here ICAM 2022. The rooming block is now full at the hotel but there might be some last minute availability at the conference hotel which is Hotel Mercure Paris 19 Philarmonie la Villette, you can check availability at www.accor.com.

AsMA supported webinar to defeat COVID today and rapidly return our society to a new, and far more resilient, normal Who: All physicians, medical professionals and others who want to learn and develop action plans today based upon best independent science rather than delay for perfect science after we have lost the war. Why: We have a responsibility to protect our operators, patients, staff and ourselves anywhere operational medicine is practiced or clinical care is delivered. Today our challenge is COVID, but there will be other infectious pathogens in the future. What: Webinar offering up to 3.75 hours of AMA Cat OneTM CME credits in format delivered by Zoom. When: 26 February, 2022 at 1500 EST How: Register On Line About: Sponsored by the Aerospace Medical Association and presented by the Mission-Next Foundation, this is a non-commercial scientific program developed by the ISASRB. This body is Co-Chaired by General Carlton and Mr Jim Mathews, the President and CEO of the Rail Passengers Association and former Executive Editor of Aviation Week. With a cross functional team of physicians, researchers, public health and application engineers, bench scientists, strategists and communications specialties, this group is filling a critical gap between academia, industry, government and philanthropy. Working with a consortium of research institutions and industry, they aim to implement solutions today at scale, while constantly improving the air that we all must breathe as a national priority. This Multi Layered Air Defense Strategy (MLADS) will help defeat COVID today, and of equal importance protect the nation against future biologic threats, whether natural or man-made.