European Mind & Metabolism Association

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What to obtain?

To foster a dialogue between scientists, doctors, industry and society in order to find Cure for Metabolic and DevelopMental Disorders. Collaboration in the field of Metabolic and Mental disease research is welcomed from centers all over the world.

Since established, EMMA has promoted the following activities:
•        Promoting research, to understand Metabolic causes of Mental diseases (follow red track).
•        Encouraging research into new, more and more powerful, diagnostic tools (follow violet track).
•        Establishing novel pharmacological & natural compounds as treatment paradigms (follow green track).
•        Motivating optimal follow-up care to people suffering from Metabolic and Mental Diseases (blue track).
•        Offering dissemination of science (to grown people) and scientific background information (to new generations).

In addition, EMMA will participate in the development of novel products for behavior research (an entirely non-profit activity) and will release news on recent discoveries, in all fields relevant to ADHD, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders, Tourette Syndrome, in order to keep you up-dated on the appropriate Clinical Knowledge and Care.   

 

SCIENCE AND POLITICS !!! Better knowledge on neural bases of human behavior may help to understand how "human aims" are generated, to contribute evaluating a "moral judgment" of acts and choices, and to formulate fundamental principles of "rights and duties" for social life.

 

Support freedom of research !!! - You might be informed already, having read an article recently published by Nature (Vol 460|2 July 2009), that three Italian scientists are appealing against the Italian government's decision to arbitrarily exclude human embryonic stem cells from an 8-million euro fund for stem-cell biology. As you may know, research on human embryonic stem cells is not prohibited in Italy, provided that hESCs lines are derived abroad and no embryo is destroyed in the country. Therefore excluding hESCs from that fund is not enforceable and openly against Italian Constitution. Please, read more and support this campaign.

28 July 2009 - The lawsuit of 3 Italian researchers against the Italian Minister of Health’s decision to illegally exclude research on human embryonic stem cells from an 8-million fund has been recently rejected by the Regional Administrative Court of Latium (read the full chronology of the action). The motivations of the writ are maybe worse than the Government’s act itself, since they do not recognize the right of individual researchers to sue against Governmental decisions that arbitrarily penalize fully legal researches. According to the writ, only the institutional recipients of the call may sue, though individual researchers themselves undergo unjustified and illegitimate discriminations against their research projects. Nonetheless, the researchers decided to challenge the prohibitions. Please, read more and support this campaign.

 
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Events and Links

Meeting & Congress

 Congresses ...

 Forthcoming-

Autoimmunity - Ljubljana, Slovenia - 2010

 - July 2010, ECBB, Ferrara, Italy -

Measuring Behavior 2010

(august 2010, Eindhoven, NL)

FENS Forum Amsterdam NL Tongue out July 2010

EBPS workshop - 2010 - on September in Tours (France).

 


- Workshops ...   

Courses ... None yet.

- Seminars ... 


 Partnering meetings ...
None yet.

 

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Debates & Lessons
    
Beyond science: philosophy, mind and metabolism.
Latest books on "ADHD" and on "ALCOHOL IN PREGNANCY"
The burden of ADHD on modern society (families, health systems).

 

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Suggested Web-sites to visit

Science Societies, Science Journals.

Associations for help to people with addiction and/or psychiatric diseases.
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Area Bio-Medical Research Interface between Industry and Academia

Area Clinical Research and Care: Interaction of Physicians and Patients