ALL INFORMATION EMBARGOED PLEASE UNTIL NOON, MONDAY, JUNE 28
MEDIA ADVISORY - Press Conference
Who:
Julian Bailes, M.D.
chair of neurosurgery at West Virginia University
Bennet Omalu, M.B.B.S., M.B.A., M.P.H.
associate clinical professor of pathology, University of California at Davis
chief medical examiner, San Joaquin County, Calif.
Dr. Bailes and Dr. Omalu are co-directors of the Brain Injury Research Institute at WVU
What:
News conference to discuss findings of examination of Chris Henry's brain tissue
When:
12 noon Eastern
Monday, June 28, 2010
Where:
1901 Learning Center
West Virginia University Health Sciences Center
One Medical Center Dr.
Morgantown, W.Va.
Why:
A microscopic tissue analysis of Chris Henry's brain, done at his family's request, has yielded findings that may hold significance for current athletes at all levels.
Please note:
Carolyn Lee Henry, Chris' mother, will be in attendance
Once on WVU Health Sciences campus, follow signs to Cancer Center - guard will provide specific directions. If you are bringing a live truck, please contact us so that we may reserve parking.
We will have a mult box for audio.
This event will be webcast live at http://webcast.wvu.edu/hsc. You must have Flash in order to view the video.
We are also providing live satellite feed:
HORIZON 2 / GALAXY 20
ORBITAL SLOT: 74 DEGREE WL
UPLINK FREQ: 14480 (H)
DOWNLINK FREQ:12180 (v)
For more information: Amy Johns, HSC News Service, +1-304-293-7087, [email protected]
/PRNewswire-USNewswire -- June 25/
SOURCE West Virginia University
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MEDIA ADVISORY - Press Conference
Who:
Julian Bailes, M.D.
chair of neurosurgery at West Virginia University
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Bennet Omalu, M.B.B.S., M.B.A., M.P.H.
associate clinical professor of pathology, University of California at Davis
chief medical examiner, San Joaquin County, Calif.
Dr. Bailes and Dr. Omalu are co-directors of the Brain Injury Research Institute at WVU
What:
News conference to discuss findings of examination of Chris Henry's brain tissue
When:
12 noon Eastern
Monday, June 28, 2010
Where:
1901 Learning Center
West Virginia University Health Sciences Center
One Medical Center Dr.
Morgantown, W.Va.
Why:
A microscopic tissue analysis of Chris Henry's brain, done at his family's request, has yielded findings that may hold significance for current athletes at all levels.
Please note:
Carolyn Lee Henry, Chris' mother, will be in attendance
Once on WVU Health Sciences campus, follow signs to Cancer Center - guard will provide specific directions. If you are bringing a live truck, please contact us so that we may reserve parking.
We will have a mult box for audio.
This event will be webcast live at http://webcast.wvu.edu/hsc. You must have Flash in order to view the video.
We are also providing live satellite feed:
HORIZON 2 / GALAXY 20
ORBITAL SLOT: 74 DEGREE WL
UPLINK FREQ: 14480 (H)
DOWNLINK FREQ:12180 (v)
For more information: Amy Johns, HSC News Service, +1-304-293-7087, [email protected]
/PRNewswire-USNewswire -- June 25/
SOURCE West Virginia University
