2020 ILADS Annual Scientific Conference (On Demand, CME)
ILADS brings world class speakers together to discuss the information that will empower you to provide the best care possible for patients using cutting-edge research...
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ILADS Fatigue Seminar Materials
If you registered for the Fatigue Seminar, you may view the PowerPoint slides by selecting the course below under "My Activity." If you do not see the course in your account and you registered for the seminar, please email conference@ilads.org and request it be added.
ILADS 2020 Annual Scientific Conference
Materials from the most recent ILADS Annual Conference are now available for purchase. You must be signed in to view course descriptions.
Note: Your login credentials are the same as your ILADS Member Portal login credentials. If you do not have an account, you will need to create an account on the ILADS website first and then return to this page to sign in.
If you attended the annual conference and have not claimed CME, please contact contact@ilads.org for assistance.
Courses
2020 ILADS Annual Conference - Emerging Treatments and Clinical Pearls (On Demand, Non-CME)
The Emerging Treatments and Clinical Pearls track contains 11 videos and Powerpoint slides from the 2020 ILADS Annual Conference. You may purchase the full day track...
ILADS 2021 Virtual Seminar: Fatiguing Illness: Addressing Low Energy on a Cellular Level (On Demand, Non-CME)
The CDC estimates that approximately 836,000 to 2.5 million Americans suffer from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and 90 percent of people have not been diagnosed. Fatigue...
ILADS 2021 Virtual Seminar: The Drain of Pain: Exploring Non-Opioid Pain Reduction Strategies (On Demand, Non-CME)
Chronic pain is a significant burden that challenges patients, their caregivers and clinicians across the world. It is estimated that approximately 43% of those in the...
Virtual Seminar: Mold - The Invisible Barrier (On Demand, Non-CME)
This virtual seminar, Mold: The Invisible Barrier, delves into the complexities of mold toxicity and how it can create a chronic inflammatory response in patients.