Our 2006 Conference was a huge success. Why not come along next year? Membership is very cheap and the benefits can be life changing. There were no PowerPoints this year, instead we had a time of excellent questions with the country's leading paediatrician for genetic conditions and some "get-up-and-do-it". There will soon be MP3 audio files available to members only (approx 22Mb each)

See what some of those who came along had to say when I asked them, over the sumptuous lunch, about their day and the KSA. Click image to play
(WMV format - 150 kbps - approx 1 to 2 Mb each)

	Why have you come along to the conference? A long-term member explains why she attends every year
	Tell us about the experts we get along to speak A few words about the morning's speakers (2006)
	Would you come again? New-members Long-term-member
	What was the best part of the day? The smiles say it all
	The KSA is a bridge between members, doctors and the pharmaceutical manufacturers. What have we been up to?
	So why should you consider membership of the KSA? Our chairman gives you two reasons

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2005 Speakers
Dr Nick Dennis The genetic implication of KS	Nikki Keiffer Testosterone Replacement Options	Pauline Jones The role of the Paediatric Nurse
Bob - a member A look back on a life with KS	Ed - a member A look forward to life with KS	Frank - an associate from Holland The NKV - our Dutch counterpart
	2005 Conference Page
2004 Speakers
Dr Belchetz (Endocrinologist) The importance of hormone supplements	David Turner (The expert patient) The Expert Patient Program (Living with a long-term condition)


2003 Speakers
Dr Nora Shannon (KS: An Overview)	Dr Harpal S. Rendeva (Endocrinology)	Dr Edwards (Male Sexual Function)
Paul Young (Brain Gym)	PECS Workshop & Parental Chatroom	Young People (Laser Quest & Aviation Museum)


2002 Speakers
Polly Carmichael (Behavioural Therapies and Bullying)	Den Faulkner (Special Educational Needs)	Dr Richard Ross (Testosterone therapy)
Paul Young (Brain Gym)

2001 Speakers

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