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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR]  Hormone Therapy\, Chemotherapy\, and Antibody Treatment in Breast Cancer – Effects on Tumour Cells in the Blood
DESCRIPTION:Hormone Therapy\, Chemotherapy\, and Antibody Treatment in Breast Cancer – Effects on Tumour Cells in the Blood\nHow do different breast cancer treatments affect circulating tumour cells (CTCs) in the bloodstream\, and what can changes in these cells tell us about treatment response? \nJoin this specialist online webinar on Tuesday 13 October 2026 for an exploration of how different systemic treatment approaches—including hormone therapy\, chemotherapy and antibody-based treatments—can influence the number\, viability and dynamics of living tumour cells circulating in the blood. \nWhile treatment response is routinely assessed using a range of clinical and imaging measures\, monitoring circulating tumour cells can provide additional information that may be relevant when considering treatment response\, potential resistance and persistent tumour cell populations. \nThe webinar will use concrete clinical questions and examples to demonstrate how maintrac® and stemtrac® can be used to assess changes in living tumour cells during treatment. The session will also highlight current breast cancer-specific findings from ongoing research. \nTopics will include: \n\nThe effects of hormone therapy\, chemotherapy and antibody-based treatments on circulating tumour cells\nChanges in the number and viability of living tumour cells in the bloodstream\nUnderstanding the dynamics of circulating tumour cells during treatment\nHow monitoring may contribute to the assessment of treatment response\nIdentifying patterns that may raise questions around treatment resistance or persistent tumour cell populations\nClinical examples demonstrating the use of maintrac® and stemtrac®\nCurrent research findings relating specifically to breast cancer\n\nThis webinar will be particularly relevant to oncologists\, healthcare professionals involved in breast cancer care\, laboratory specialists and practitioners interested in circulating tumour cell monitoring and personalised approaches to treatment assessment.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/maintrac-meeting-october26/
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SUMMARY:CNM London: Why Are You Always Tired?
DESCRIPTION:Why Are You Always Tired? Exploring the Science Behind Persistent Fatigue\nWhy does fatigue persist even when you’re sleeping well\, eating carefully and doing everything you can to support your health? \nJoin Professor Douglas Kell CBE and Morley M. Robbins\, author of Cu-RE Your Fatigue\, in London on Tuesday 20 October 2026 for an evening exploring the complex connections between fatigue\, mineral metabolism\, energy production and emerging research into microclots. \nRather than viewing fatigue simply as a consequence of having “too little iron”\, the evening will explore the wider relationships between iron\, copper\, magnesium\, metabolism and cellular energy production\, and why mineral balance may be an important consideration when persistent low energy remains unexplained. \nTopics will include: \n\nWhy iron metabolism is more complex than simply having “enough” iron\nThe relationships between iron\, copper and magnesium\nThe role of mineral balance in energy production and metabolism\nEmerging research into fibrinaloid microclots and their potential relevance to chronic conditions\nWhy looking at individual nutrients in isolation may not provide the full picture\nFactors worth considering when fatigue and low energy persist\n\nThe event brings together two very different but complementary perspectives. Professor Douglas Kell CBE is an internationally recognised scientist whose work spans biochemistry\, systems biology\, biotechnology and chronic disease research. His recent research has focused on fibrinaloid microclots and their potential role in conditions including Long COVID and ME/CFS. \nMorley M. Robbins\, author of Cu-RE Your Fatigue\, is an international educator specialising in mineral metabolism\, with a particular focus on the relationships between copper\, iron\, magnesium and energy production. \nThis is a great opportunity to hear both speakers in person\, explore some thought-provoking perspectives on persistent fatigue and connect the dots between mineral metabolism\, cellular energy and chronic health. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet Morley Robbins after the talk and have a copy of Cu-RE Your Fatigue signed
URL:https://aonm.org/event/cnm-london-why-are-you-always-tired/
LOCATION:College of Naturopathic Medicine\, London\, UK\, 25 Percy Circus\, London\, WC1X 9EU\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106
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SUMMARY:Bioactive Lipids: Expanding Horizons of Membrane Medicine
DESCRIPTION:Bioactive Lipids: Expanding Horizons of Membrane Medicine\nSAVE 15% WITH CODE: AONMVIP15 \nThe British Society for Ecological Medicine (BSEM) invites healthcare practitioners and researchers to Bioactive Lipids: Expanding Horizons of Membrane Medicine\, an international scientific event taking place in London on Friday 6 November 2026\, with in-person and online attendance options. \nBringing together leading clinicians and scientists from across lipid research\, neuroscience\, immunology\, cardiovascular medicine\, microbiology and metabolic health\, the event will explore the increasingly important role of lipids in human health and disease. \nFrom the structural and signalling functions of membrane lipids to specialised pro-resolving mediators\, DHA and neurological health\, mitochondrial cardiolipin\, the microbiome and short-chain fatty acids\, the programme examines how advances in lipidomics and systems biology are reshaping our understanding of inflammation\, immune regulation\, cellular communication\, mitochondrial function\, neuroprotection and tissue repair. \nThe impressive speaker programme includes Professor Michael Crawford\, Professor Charles Serhan\, Professor Dipak Ramji\, Dr Irina Gruschina\, Dr Patricia Kane PhD\, Dr Damien Downing and Dr Andreas Grossgold\, offering an opportunity to hear directly from internationally recognised experts working at the forefront of these fields. \nWith its emphasis on connecting scientific research with clinical practice\, this event will be particularly relevant to practitioners working in functional\, integrative\, nutritional and ecological medicine\, as well as those interested in inflammatory\, neurological\, cardiovascular and metabolic conditions. \nThe main conference is available in person or online\, with recording access also available. 6.5 CPD points have been applied for. An exclusive\, invitation-only clinical workshop will follow on Saturday 7 November\, focusing on practical\, case-based approaches to lipid medicine and integrative therapeutics. \n📅 Friday 6 November 2026 | 09:00–17:00\n📍 London | In person & online\n🎓 6.5 CPD points applied for\n🔬 International scientific programme with leading experts in lipid medicine \nFor practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of the emerging science of membrane biology and bioactive lipids—and its potential implications for clinical practice—this promises to be a fascinating and highly relevant event. \nUse code: AONMVIP15 to save 15%!
URL:https://aonm.org/event/bioactive-lipids-expanding-horizons-of-membrane-medicine/
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SUMMARY:BNFM Annual Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:BNFM Annual Conference 2026 – Functional Medicine in Metabolic Health\nSAVE 20% WITH CODE: AONM20 \nJoin the British Network for Functional Medicine (BNFM) on 7 November 2026 in London for a full day exploring the rapidly evolving field of functional medicine and metabolic health. \nThis year’s conference brings together leading experts to explore the complex connections between metabolism\, stress biology\, cardiometabolic health\, liver health and hormonal and neurological function. With a strong focus on practical insights\, emerging science and systems-based thinking\, the programme is designed to support practitioners in deepening their understanding and applying new knowledge in clinical practice. \nThe programme features expert presentations from Alex Wilber PhD\, Dr Steve James\, Natalie Burrows\, Professor Bernadette Moore and Pol de Saedelaar PhD\, covering topics including metabolic syndrome\, metabolic repair and resilience\, CGMs in clinical practice\, steatotic liver disease and the future of metabolic health beyond GLP-1 medications. The day also includes a panel Q&A\, providing an opportunity for discussion and knowledge-sharing. \nMore than an educational event\, the BNFM Annual Conference is an opportunity to connect with fellow practitioners\, exchange ideas and strengthen the UK functional medicine community. BNFM’s wider mission is to support collaboration between practitioners from different professional backgrounds\, with the shared goal of improving patient outcomes and advancing high-quality functional medicine in the UK. \n📅 Saturday 7 November 2026\n📍 Etc Venues Monument\, London\n🎟️ Places are limited – book early to secure your place. \nIf you are a healthcare practitioner working in functional\, nutritional or integrative medicine\, this is a valuable opportunity to learn from leading voices in the field and connect with colleagues who share your interest in a more personalised\, systems-based approach to health. \nUse code: AONM20 to save 20%
URL:https://aonm.org/event/bnfm-annual-conference-2026/
LOCATION:Etc Venues Monument\, 8 Eastcheap\, London\, EC3M 1AE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] FAQ on maintrac® and stemtrac®: Application and Clinical Relevance
DESCRIPTION:FAQ on maintrac® and stemtrac®: Application and Clinical Relevance\nAs 2026 draws to a close\, join this interactive webinar for a practical look at maintrac® and stemtrac®\, focusing on some of the most frequently asked questions arising from clinical practice. \nThe session will explore the practical application and clinical relevance of these approaches\, drawing on real-world experience and questions that commonly arise when using circulating tumour cell and stem cell-related testing in clinical settings. \nRather than being a traditional presentation\, this webinar is designed to encourage discussion and interaction. Participants will have the opportunity to explore real clinical cases\, raise their own questions and hear perspectives from both experienced practitioners and the experts behind the testing. \nTopics will include: \n\nFrequently asked questions about maintrac® and stemtrac®\nPractical considerations when applying the tests in clinical practice\nUnderstanding their potential clinical relevance\nInsights and experiences from real-world applications\nDiscussion of real clinical cases\nAn open Q&A with the experts\nOpportunities to exchange experiences and perspectives with fellow participants\n\nWhether you already use maintrac® and stemtrac®\, are considering incorporating them into your clinical approach\, or simply want to develop your understanding of their application\, this webinar offers an opportunity to ask questions and explore the subject in an open\, practical and scientifically focused setting.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/maintrac_meeting_dec2026/
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SUMMARY:4th Mitochondrial & Integrative Medicine Conference Dubai\, UAE
DESCRIPTION:4th Mitochondrial & Integrative Medicine Conference Dubai\, UAE\nInteractive sessions with reputed expert speakers  \n\n9 world-class speakers with\n70 medical articles published\n16 patents\n100+ conferences\nResearch and clinical studies in cardiology\, neurology\, immunology\, ENT\, dentistry\, autism\, nephrology\, stem cells\nWorld’s exclusive new chronic infectious pathogens tests\n\nRound Table ​Multidisciplinary discussion\, cross-diagnostic approach \nImproved patient outcomes through accelerated diagnosis and integrative targeted therapies. \n 
URL:https://aonm.org/event/4th-mitochondrial-integrative-medicine-conference-dubai-uae/
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SUMMARY:3rd Annual Conference on Chronic Infection Pathologies: A Wish for Answers – Data to Treatment
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Conference on Chronic Infection Pathologies: A Wish for Answers – Data to Treatment\nSAVE THE DATE!\nThe 3rd Annual Conference on Chronic Infection Pathologies (CIP3) is coming to Rovaniemi\, Finland\, bringing together leading international researchers\, medical practitioners and patient advocates to explore one of the most challenging areas of modern healthcare: complex chronic infections and their associated pathologies. \nUnder the theme “A Wish for Answers: Data to Treatment\,” CIP3 aims to bridge the gap between cutting-edge clinical and scientific data and meaningful\, actionable patient care. The conference will focus on translating emerging research\, biomarker discoveries and mechanistic insights into practical approaches that may help address complex chronic conditions. \nWhat makes CIP3 particularly distinctive is its tripartite scientific dialogue\, bringing together three essential perspectives: \n\nPatients – ensuring lived experience and real-world outcomes remain central to research priorities and clinical care.\nScientists – sharing molecular discoveries\, biomarker research and advances in understanding the mechanisms underlying chronic infection pathologies.\nClinicians – exploring how increasingly complex laboratory and scientific data can be translated into practical therapeutic strategies.\n\nBy placing these three perspectives on an equal footing\, CIP3 creates a collaborative environment for asking difficult questions\, challenging existing assumptions and exploring new approaches to chronic infection. \nThe conference will also provide opportunities for researchers and practitioners to share clinical findings\, research and therapeutic innovations through oral presentations and poster sessions. Abstract submissions will open shortly\, offering participants the opportunity to contribute to this multidisciplinary scientific conversation. \nBeyond the conference itself\, Rovaniemi provides a remarkable setting for the event. Located in Finnish Lapland\, the city offers the opportunity to combine scientific exchange and professional networking with the unique experience of the Arctic wilderness\, taking place at the beginning of the aurora season. \nFor anyone working at the intersection of chronic infection\, complex disease\, laboratory medicine and patient care\, CIP3 promises to be an important forum for multidisciplinary discussion and the exchange of ideas aimed at moving from data and discovery towards better treatment strategies. \nSave the date and watch for registration and abstract submission details.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/3rd-annual-conference-cip/
LOCATION:Helsinki\, Home Hotel Jugend\, Lönnrotinkatu 29\,\, Helsinki\, 00180\, Finland
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