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THE ACADEMY FOR CLINICAL DEBATES & CONTROVERSIES IN MEDICINE

Last Update: November 15, 2010

Shanghai • China • June 2-5, 2011

The 1st Asia Pacific Congress onThe 1st Asia Pacific Congress on

CONTROVERSIES TO CONSENSUS IN DIABETES,OBESITY AND HYPERTENSION



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1st Asia Pacific Congress on Controversies to Consensus in Diabetes, Obesity and Hypertension (CODHy)Shanghai • China • June 2-5, 2011

We are proud to announce that the 1st Asia Pacific Congress on Controversies to Consensus in Diabetes,Obesity and Hypertension (CODHy) will take place in Shanghai, China on June 2-5, 2011.

The success of the World CODHy Congresses, which took place in Europe, paved the way for the 1st locallyoriented CODHy Congress, which was held in Buenos Aires in 2010. We are confident that the 1st Asia PacificCODHy Congress will maintain the high academic level of the previous CODHy Congresses.

The 1st Asia Pacific CODHy Congress will raise the most dynamic and controversial topics facing cliniciansin the fields of Diabetes, Obesity and Hypertension in an exciting debate forum. The Congress will promoteexcellence in these fields by seeking to shed light on ongoing and challenging debates and to bridge gapsbetween the expansion of information and its consolidation in clinical practice.

The 1st Asia Pacific CODHy Congress will emphasize issues related to the region in terms of epidemiology,genetics, diagnostics, typical complications and distinctive responses to treatments.

We hope that with your enthusiasm and your willingness to share your scientific research and achievements,together we can make this Congress a great success.

We hope to see you in the beautiful and exciting city of Shanghai.

Sincerely,

Prof. Markolf Hanefeld • Prof. Guang Ning • Prof. Itamar Raz • Prof. Shaukat M. SadikotGermany China Israel India

Co-Chairpersons

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CONGRESS PROFILEAIMS OF THE CONGRESS

• To promote excellence in the fields of Diabetes, Obesity and Hypertension, by discussing, in a debate forum, evidence-based medicine and expert opinions oncurrent controversial issues

• To bridge gaps between expansion of basic science and information, and their consolidation into clinical practice

• To promulgate ethics and standards of practice and treatment

• To reach consensus on certain controversial issues, through debates, round tablediscussions and plenary lectures

• To make it possible for the industry to meet with outstanding experts in the field,and to update international participants on pressing clinical and technological questions of the day

DEMOGRAPHICSInternational participants

CODHy Berlin 2006International participantsCODHy Barcelona 2008

Western Europe 55%

Africa 7% Asia Pacific 10.5%

Eastern Europe 20%

North America 4%Western Europe 72%

Africa 6.5% Asia Pacific 5.5%

Eastern Europe 10%

Latin America 1%

North America 5%

Latin America 3.5%

PAST WORLD CONGRESSES AND STATISTICSCODHy Berlin 2006 Barcelona 2008 Prague 2010

Sessions 26 27 27

Debates 9 13 18

Faculty 143 136 84

Posters Abstracts 138 99 143

Countries 66 83 69

International participantsCODHy Prague 2010

Western Europe 53%

Africa 12%Asia Pacific 8%

Eastern Europe 22%

Latin America 1%

North America 4%


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CONGRESS PROFILE

DEMOGRAPHICS

PAST REGIONAL CONGRESS AND STATISTICS

CODHy Buenos Aires 2010

Sessions 32

Debates 10

Faculty 76

Posters Abstracts 109

Countries 54

International participantsCODHy Buenos Aires 2010

Latin America 85%

Africa 3%Asia Pacific 1.5%

Eastern Europe 2%

North America 2.5%

Western Europe 6%


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M. Al-Arouj, KuwaitR. Bitzur, IsraelB. Bonora, ItalyC. Cockram, Hong KongJ.H. de Vries, The NetherlandsD. de Zeeuw, The NetherlandsM. Donath, SwitzerlandR. Fagard, BelgiumB. Frier, UKB. Gallwitz, GermanyE. Grossman, IsraelS. Heller, UKB. Hirshberg, IsraelP. Iozzo, ItalyA. Kadir, MalaysiaA. Keidar, IsraelL. Keuky, CambodiaA. Khan, Bangladesh

Y. Kun-Ho, KoreaM. Laakso, FinlandN.M. Lalic, SerbiaH. Lebowitz, USAL.A. Leiter, CanadaS. Madsbad, DenmarkD.M. Mannino, USAJ. Meigs, USAL. Meneghini, USAD. Micic, SerbiaA. Natali, ItalyM.A. Nauck, GermanyA.K. Nikousokhan, IranW. Nitiyanant, ThailandU. Pagotto, ItalyD. Pei, TaiwanP. Pozzilli, ItalyM.T. Que, The Philippines

P. Raskin, USAF. Rubino, USAL.M. Ruilope, SpainW. Scherbaum, GermanyG. Schernthaner, AustriaS. Soegondo, IndonesiaE. Standl, GermanyP. Tønnesen, DenmarkD. Tschöpe, GermanyC. Tsigos, GreeceJ. Tuomilehto, FinlandT. Vilsbøll, DenmarkR. Weiss, IsraelB. Wolffenbuttel, TheNetherlandsJ.T. Woo, KoreaA. Zanchetti, ItalyD. Ziegler, Germany

A. Ceriello, UK

J. Chan, China

J. Davidson, USA

R.A. DeFronzo, USA

S. Del Prato, Italy

V.A. Fonseca, USA

V. Hainer, Czech Republic

P. Home, UK

N. Hotta, Japan

W. Lee, Singapore

P.M. Nilsson, Sweden

A. Ramachandran, India

Prof. Markolf Hanefeld, Germany

Prof. Guang Ning, China

Prof. Itamar Raz, Israel

Prof. Shaukat M. Sadikot, India

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

CO-CHAIRPERSONS

INDUSTRY ADVISORY BOARD (IAB)S. Basavappa, Takeda

R. Chaiken, Pfizer

J. Chan, Eli Lilly

E. Fan, Roche

G. Giazzon, Takeda

H. Gringolts, Johnson & Johnson

A. Grooten, Boehringer Ingelheim

B. Hirshberg, Astra Zeneca

H. Katzeff, Merck

L. Lee, Janssen Cilag

S. Nagendran, Daichii Sankyo

C. Rondinone, Roche

M. Von Eynatten, Boehringer Ingelheim

A. Xu, Eli Lilly

T. Yu, Novo Nordisk

K. Zhang, Novo Nordisk


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PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMFriday, June 3, 2011

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08:30-10:00 PLENARY SESSION 1FUTURE THERAPY• Diabetes in Asia – Is it only the beta cell?• Diabetes prevention vs. early diagnosis in Asia and worldwide• Recent trial to prevent CV disease: Is this the answer or has it created more questions?• Metabolic benefits of incremental weight loss/ The role of insulin resistance

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break

10:30-12:00 SESSION 2 SESSION 6 SESSION 10DIABETES THERAPY- FOCUS HYPERTENSION CONTROVERSIES CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK ON ASIA • The risk of hypertension in ASSESSMENT AND METABOLIC• First line therapy - Glucosidase diabetic patients SYNDROME CONTROVERSIES

INH and Sulfonylurea vs. • Should we change the target • Drug therapy for Pre DiabetesMetformin blood pressure in diabetic Yes / NoGlucosidase INH and Sulfonylurea patients? • Sacropenic Obesity and metabolic/ Metformin Yes / No syndrome

• Second line therapy - • Should we avoid antihypertensiveGLP1 / DPP4 INH vs. drugs that increase glucoseSecretagougue / Insulin levels?GLP1 / DPP4 INH: Yes / NoSecretagougue / Insulin:

12:00-12:10 Technical Break

12:10-13:00 SESSION 3 SESSION 7 SESSION 11MEET THE PROFESSOR MEET THE PROFESSOR MEET THE PROFESSOR• Quality control in Asia: • Novel therapy for GDM in Asia HYPERTENSION

Diabetes • Diabetes and Alzheimer Resistant hypertension -Obesity Evaluation and treatmentHypertension • Definition and Diagnosis

• How far should we go with theevaluation?

• How to achieve blood pressure goal in diabetic patients

13:00-14:00 Lunch Break

14:00-15:30 SESSION 4 SESSION 8 SESSION 12INSULIN THERAPY IN T2D - TREATMENT GOALS IN DIABETES OPTIMISING DIABETES THERAPYASIA VS. THE ROW • A1C for diagnosis and monitoring • The status of diabetes control• Initiation of insulin in Asia (How accurate is A1C in Asia

Not too early / Not too late in Asia?) • Benefit of self-monitoring glucose• Oral Hypoglycaemic with long- • Individualized A1C targets control

acting analogs • Should we aim to normalise A1C? Pro / Con • Present and future of TZD in Pro / Con • Continuous glucose monitoring

Asian diabetic patients (CGM): For whom will it be beneficial?


16:00-17:30 SESSION 5 SESSION 9 SESSION 13THERAPEUTIC APPROACH TO RENAL AWARENESS CARDIOVASCULAR RISK IN YOUTH WITH T2DM? IS IT 2010-2011 Randomize control DIABETES FOCUSING ON EFFICIENT FOR ASIANS? studies to protect the kidney GENETICS IN ASIA• Insulin, metformin TZD, • PLANET • Improving CV risk and diabetes

glucosidase INH • SHARP burden• Combination therapy and • VITAL • Hypoglycaemia barrier to glucose

lifestyle modifications (Based control in Asiaon preliminary results from • Asian vs. Western diet. Role ofTODAY study) hypoglycaemic drug

• Type 1 Diabetes in Asia -Differences and similaritiesto the ROW

• LADA in Asia


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PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMSaturday, June 4, 2011

HALL BHALL A HALL C

08:30-10:00 SESSION 14 SESSION 19 SESSION 24APPROACH TO PREVENTION EXTRA GLYCAEMIC EFFECTS DIABETIC DYSLIPIDEMIA -OF DIABETES OF INCRETIN BASED THERAPY FOCUS ON ASIA• Score for high risk in Diabetes IN T2D • Statin or combination

in Asia • The heart • Therapy for statin intolerance• Using A1C to detect diabetes • The brain • HDL: unmet challenge• Asian Vs. European patients / • The vascular system

De-Plan Project • The kidney• High prevalence in the Gulf

region• Difference in candidate gene

for T2D in Asia


10:30-12:00 SESSION 15 SESSION 20 SESSION 25WHAT IS OF SPECIAL NOVEL NEW THERAPY FOR OBESITY IN ASIA: IS IT IMPORTANCE FOR DIABETES - FOCUS ON ASIA DIFFERENT FROM THE RESTHYPERTENSION AND ITS • SGLT2 inhibitor OF THE WORLD?TREATMENT IN ASIA? • Aspirin for primary prevention • Do we need anti - obesity drugs?• The epidemiological perspectives in Asia Yes / No: lifestyle intervention

for populations in transition • Aspirin or other antipletet? only• Stroke more important than CHD Aspirin / Other

in Asian countries - still true?• A review of interventions studies

including Asian patients withhypertension

• Which antihypertensive drugsto prefer in Asian patients?

12:00-12:10 Technical Break

12:10-13:00 SESSION 16 SESSION 21 SESSION 26MEET THE PROFESSOR MEET THE PROFESSOR MEET THE PROFESSOR• Criteria and classification of The diabetic foot: interdisciplinary • Diabetes treatment: from trial to

obesity in Asia intervention, do we need regional practice, does it work?guidlelines?• Vascular surgeon• Interventional radiologist• Orthopaedic specialist• Infectious disease specialist

13:00-14:00 Lunch Break

14:00-15:30 SESSION 17 SESSION 22 SESSION 27NOVEL DRUGS FOR T2D IN NEW TRENDS IN TYPE 1 CV RISK AND INSULINASIAN POPULATION DIABETES RESISTANCE IN CHILDHOOD -• Eficacy • The increased incidence of type ASIAN PERSPECTIVE• Safety hypoglycaemia and 1 diabetes worldwide: what to • Monogeneric obesity in children:

mortality blame? Asia vs. Europe• Promising treatment to limit • Metabolic syndrome in children

beta cell destruction in Malaysia• Application of technology to • Metabolic syndrome – Early life

the disease management exposure• Metabolic syndrome in children

in China


16:00-17:30 SESSION 18 SESSION 23 SESSION 28INDIVIDUALISED THERAPY IN EVIDENCE FROM CLINICAL BARIATRIC SURGERY IN ASIAN T2D PATIENTS TRIALS IN DIABETES OBESITY AND DIABETES - ASIA • Are all Asian patients the same • Effects of glucose control on • Last resort in obese patients

when it comes to Diabetes? cardiovascular disease (CVD) Pro / ConCase reports: • Specific OHG effects on CVD • Early in the obese patient withChina, India, Australia, Japan / • Differences in the Asian patient risk factors

Korea, Cambodia populations Pro / Con


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PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMSunday, June 5, 2011

HALL BHALL A

08:30-10:00 PLENARY SESSION 29 SESSION 30THE METABOLIC SYNDROME HYPERTENSION• Metabolic Syndrome-from a bunch of interrelated • The “Pearls and Perils” of managing hypertension

diseases to a cluster of premorbid risk factors - Is in people with diabetesthis the right way? Pearls / Perils

• Abdominal obesity in Asian vs. Caucasian • ACEs or ARBs as first line treatment of population hypertension in diabetes

• BMI and longevity in Asian populations (e.g Japan) Pro / Con• Testosterone Deficiency and Metabolic Syndrome • Are all RAAS blockers equal?

Yes / No


10:30-12:00 PLENARY SESSION 31• Reducing oxidative stress• Food vs. drugs• Prevention of T2DM: Call for early intervention• Diabetes and Cancer• Very long acting insulin / GLP1 as second or third

line therapy for Diabetes• The present and future of PPAR gamma


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CATEGORIES OF SPONSORSHIP

PLATINUM

€60,000

GOLD

€50,000

SILVER

€20,000

SPONSOR

€3,000

PRESIDENTIAL CIRCLE

€75,000 +(In addition, priority in choosing up to two additional sponsorship

items to the total value of €20,000)

(In addition, priority in choosing up to two additional sponsorshipitems to the total value of €10,000)


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SCIENTIFIC SPONSORSHIPOPPORTUNITIES

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (CME)APPROVED SESSION

€30,000An unrestricted grant to support an existing session, or to suggest a CME-approved session (60-90 minutes)as part of the Scientific Program.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESSEducational Session• Session hall and basic audiovisual equipment• Four complimentary registrations for Session Chairpersons and Speakers

Exhibition• 6 sq.m exhibition space (additional space available at reduced rates)• Two exhibitor registrations (additional registrations available at reduced rates)

Advertisement Package• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• One full page color advertisement in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage• Brochure in the participants' bags

Promotion• Optional webcast of Session at reduced rates• Company logo on regular announcements to Congress Database

The expenses (travel, accommodation and registration) of the Chairpersons and Speakers of a supported CME-approved session are additional and the responsibility of the Sponsor.


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INDUSTRIAL SYMPOSIUM

€40,000NON-CME APPROVED

An industrial non-CME approved symposium (60-90 minutes) as part of the Scientific Program. The contentand Speakers will be subject to approval by the Organizing Committee.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESSEducational Session• Symposium hall and basic audiovisual equipment• Five complimentary registrations for Session Chairpersons and Speakers



Promotion• Optional webcast of Symposium at discounted rates• Company logo on regular announcements to Congress Database• Specially-designed mailshots announcing Industrial Symposium to Sponsor's subsidiaries and affiliates

The expenses (travel, accommodation and registration) of the Chairpersons and Speakers of a sponsoredIndustrial Symposium are additional and the responsibility of the Sponsor.


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PRE/POST-CONGRESS SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM

€50,000NON-CME APPROVED

An industrial non-CME-approved Pre or Post-Congress Satellite Symposium (3-4 hours). This option isparticularly suited for drug launching and other special events.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESSEducational Session• Symposium hall and basic audiovisual equipment• Six complimentary registrations



Promotion• Optional webcast of Symposium at discounted rates• Company logo on regular announcements to Congress Database• Specially-designed mailshots announcing Industrial Satellite Symposium to Sponsor's subsidiaries and

affiliates

The expenses (travel, accommodation and registration) of the Chairpersons and Speakers of an Industrial Preor Post-Congress Satellite Symposium are additional and the responsibility of the Sponsor.

MEET THE PROFESSOR

€18,000A CME-approved session (50 minutes) as part of the Scientific Program.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESSEducational Session• Symposium hall and basic audiovisual equipment• Two complimentary registrations for Session chairpersons and speakers


Promotion• Optional webcast of Meet the Professor Session at reduced rates• Company logo on regular announcements to Congress Database

The expenses (travel, accommodation and registration) of the Chairpersons and Speakers of the Meet theProfessor Session are additional and the responsibility of the Sponsor.


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SPEAKER

An unrestricted grant to cover, in part, the expenses of one invited Speaker. Expenses include travel,accommodation and registration.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• One full page color advertisement in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage

€6,000Speaker from USA

€4,500Speaker from Europe

€3,000Speaker from the Region

PRIZES FOR OUTSTANDING ABSTRACTS

€4,000Six prizes of €500 each will be awarded to the authors of the six most outstanding abstracts/posters.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage• Company representatives will be invited to attend the Award Ceremony

Sole Sponsorship


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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCH

€25,000 (per lunch)

To subsidize, in part, a buffet lunch to be served to all participants of the Congress.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Four complimentary registrations• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• One full page color advertisement in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage• Brochure in the participants' bags

WELCOME RECEPTION

€10,000A Welcome Reception for all participants will be held on Thursday evening.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Two complimentary registrations• 5-minute greeting at the Welcome Reception• Company logo on the official invitation• Acknowledgment on special board on-site during the Welcome Reception• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• One full page color advertisement in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage• Brochure in the participants' bags

Sole Sponsorship

FACULTY DINNER

€15,000A dinner will be held for the invited speakers of the Congress.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Two complimentary registrations• Two seats at the honorary faculty table• 5-minute greeting at the Faculty Dinner• Company logo on the official invitation• Acknowledgment on special board on-site during the Faculty Dinner• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• One full page color advertisement in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage• Brochure in the participants' bags

Sole Sponsorship


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CONGRESS PROGRAM BOOK

€15,000The Congress Program Book will include the Scientific Program and the Scientific Abstracts, and will bedistributed to all participants.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• Full page color advertisement on the back cover of the Congress Program Book• Additional full page color advertisement in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage

INTERNET CENTER

€10,000The Internet Center will be outfitted with internet workstations for participants of the Congress to stayupdated between sessions.

THE SPONSOR MAY:• Display logo as a screensaver• Display logo on screen background

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage

Sole Sponsorship

Sole Sponsorship

PARTICIPANTS’ BAGS

provided-in-kind + €10,000The opportunity to provide branded bags for all participants of the Congress.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage• Brochure in the participants’ bags

Sole Sponsorship


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WRITING PADS AND PENS

provided-in-kind + €5,000The opportunity to provide branded writing pads and pens that will be included in the participants’ bags.


Sole Sponsorship

TRANSLATION

€5,000 (per hall, per day)

Simultaneous translation from English into any required language.



CONGRESS ABSTRACTS ON THE WEBSITE

€8,000The Scientific Abstracts of the Congress will be placed on the Congress Website and will be available for alimited period.


Sole Sponsorship

CONGRESS SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM ANDABSTRACTS ON USB STICKS

€10,000The Scientific Program and Abstracts of the Congress will be placed on USB sticks and distributed to all theparticipants of the Congress.

PROVIDED BY THE CONGRESS• Company logo on the USB sticks• Company profile in the Congress Program Book• Acknowledgment: Congress Website, Congress Program Book, on-site Signage• Option to distribute the USB sticks from the Sponsor’s exhibition booth (branded exchange voucher in

the participants’ bags)

Sole Sponsorship


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COFFEE BREAK

€3,000 (per coffee break)

There will be daily coffee breaks between sessions throughout the Congress.


BROCHURE INSERT

€3,000Company brochure to be inserted into the participants’ bags, which will be distributed at the Congress.


TAILOR-MADE SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES

Sponsorship packages may be tailored to suit the Sponsor’s marketing strategy in order to maximize visibility,and to best promote products and services. Please contact the Congress Organizer for further details oncreating the appropriate package.

CONGRESS LANYARDS

This sponsorship opportunity is reserved for Presidential Circle and Platinum Sponsors, and will be availableon a first-come, first-served basis.


Sole Sponsorship

The Congress will provide printed lanyards for the name badges €8,000

€5,000The Sponsor will provide printed lanyards for the name badges


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EXHIBITIONAn exhibition will be held in conjunction with the Congress. The exhibition floorplan is designed to maximizeexposure to the participants. All lunches and coffee breaks will be held in the exhibition area.

Exhibition space will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to Presidential Circleand Platinum Sponsors.

Exhibition space will be available at €800 per sq.m.The minimum booth size is 2x3 sq.m.

Please visit www.CODHy.com/china to view the exhibition floorplan.

EXHIBITION SPACE RENTAL IS PRICED ACCORDING TO SIZE (PER SQ.M) AND INCLUDES:• Net stand area• Company profile in Congress Program Book• Two exhibitor registrations• Exhibitors’ Manual• General cleaning of public areas• Venue security

STAND EQUIPMENT AND ADDITIONAL SERVICES MAY BE ORDERED BY MEANS OF THE FORMS IN THEEXHIBITORS’ MANUAL:Furniture, partition walls, carpets, telephone and data lines, electricity, stand cleaning, exhibitors' insurance,logistics, among other services.


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GENERAL INFORMATIONDATESJune 2-5, 2011

LOCATIONShanghai, China

REGISTRATION FEES

*Refers to non-tenured junior scientists. Registration form must be accompanied by documentation of residency or aletter from the head of department confirming their status. The letter should be on the department letterhead andaddressed to the Registration Department of the Congress.

Note: Credit card payments (only) will be charged to your account in US$ according to the rate of exchange to Euroon the date of payment.

Registration fees include: Participation in scientific sessions, Congress bag, program and abstract book, all printedmaterial of the Congress, invitation to the Welcome Reception, coffee breaks, lunch on Friday and Saturday.

LIABILITY AND INSURANCEThe Congress Organizer cannot accept liability for personal accidents, nor loss of, or damage to privateproperty of participants, either during or directly arising from the 1st Asia Pacific Congress on Controversiesto Consensus in Diabetes, Obesity and Hypertension (CODHy). Participants should make their ownarrangements with respect to health and travel insurance.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS• All sponsorship and exhibition prices quoted are in € and are subject to VAT.• Time slot allocation will be based on level of sponsorship and approval from the Scientific Committee.• It is the responsibility of the Sponsors and Exhibitors to comply with the regulations of the local and

international authorities on the Code of Practice on the Promotion of Medicines.• The Congress Organizers reserves the right to accept or decline offers of sponsorship and application

for exhibition space.• The Congress Organizer reserves the right to amend the published floorplan should it be felt that

such an amendment would benefit the exhibition and the Congress as a whole.• Please note that the Congress Organizer must approve all exhibition stand designs.

Early Registration Late Registration From May 25, 2011Until Feb 9, 2011 from Feb 10 until and On Site

May 24, 2011

Participants - Є490 Є550 Є600Physicians and Scientists

Residents* Є330 Є380 Є420

Nurses and Students Є150 Є190 Є220

Accompanying Persons Є140


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