The highlights of the American Thyroid Association® Satellite Symposium: Personalized Approach to Thyroid Disorders held on Friday, March 27, 2020, 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM at the Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, California are described below.
And I'm completely baffled about whether this symposium has already happened, or whether the link above is advance notice or whether the highlights of the symposium will be available from March 27, 2020.
My take is that they have prepared a place for the document to go, even to the extent of publishing it, but a) the event has not yet taken place; b) when the event does take place, they will take weeks or months to prepare the reports; c) it all looks completely silly.
I suppose they might be using the documents prepared and submitted by those presenting papers/seminars/lectures, rather than reports of the actual event, in which case they might want it ready for the event itself. But I don't see why they feel the need to write it in some bizarre future historical wording.
Yes. I've belonged to sports committee long ago,where the chairman and secretary (husband and wife) used to go home and write their own version........on reading the minutes we wondered if we'd been at the same meeting !!
Advance notice of a symposium. The 'article' is simply the outline of the programme. Future tense looks perfectly logical to me, given that it's next month.
So time travel IS possible!!!!
Or is it because Einstein was right and, on a planet far far away, time goes that much faster.
Pity she cannot be kept on that planet and well away from people with thyroid disorders! One advantage of that planet if times goes faster is that their stranglehold on treatment would be soon over!
The link posted by human bean talks about ranges based on BMI. Seems to me that's a chicken and egg problem. Being hypothyroid tends to give the patient a higher BMI, so they will take the higher TSH of those patients and call that normal!
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