🚀 go-pugleaf

Da ich intensivst nach einer Keratokonus-Mailingliste gesucht hatte und
diese auch nicht mit den Mailinglist- / Newsgroup-Suchmaschinen
http://segate.sunet.se/lists/list_q-eng.html oder
http://tile.net/lists/, sondern nur zufällig fand, dachte ich mir, diese
könnte einige Leser dieser NG interessieren. Dieses Posting soll es auch
ermöglichen, daß man diese Mailinglist leichter über eine Suchmaschine
findet.

Die (englischsprachige) Liste abonniert man, indem man ein email an
listproc@ucdavis.edu
sendet.

Das Betreff muß leer bleiben, im Text muß

subscribe keratoconus-link  Name
(nicht die email-Adresse) stehen.

Albert


Internet List Established for
Keratoconus Patients and their Doctors

Dear potential subscriber:

Keratoconus-link is a mailing list for both keratoconus patients as
 well as eye care providers with a special interest and expertise in
keratoconus.  The list is designed to be a worldwide interactive
forum  and a resource to subscribers for the exchange of clinical
information about keratoconus and will serve,  in particular, as a
support and informational service for patients with keratoconus.

In addition to providing a forum for discussion of issues related to
keratoconus, keratoconus-link will attempt to provide information
to subscribers on other Internet resources that are relevant.  If you
are new to e-mail lists on the Internet, you will find that this can be
a source of useful information.

To subscribe to the list, send an e-mail to:
listproc@ucdavis.edu

Leave "Subj." line empty

In the body of the message, simply type:
subscribe keratoconus-link  YOUR NAME
(not your email address)

Postings for discussion should be sent to:
keratoconus-link@ucdavis.edu

Any administrative questions should be addressed to:
mjmannis@ucdavis.edu

All postings will automatically be sent to all the subscribers on the
list.  We ask only that subscribers be judicious and restrict postings
to subject matter that will be of value to other subscribers.  In
addition, participants should not act on medical advice offered over
the Internet.   There is no substitute for sound advice from one's
personal eye care provider, and opinions expressed by practitioners
 on the net should not be construed as authoritative or as direct
medical advice.

We welcome you to keratoconus-link and we look forward to
sharing information with all of you on the Internet.

Mark J. Mannis, M.D.
Director, Cornea and External Disease
Department of Ophthalmology
University of California, Davis
mjmannis@ucdavis.edu

Karla Zadnik, O.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Ohio State University / College of Optometry
338 West Tenth Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43210-1240
zadnik.4@OSU.edu

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Catherine Warren, RN, CRNO
National Keratoconus Foundation
8631 West Third Street  #520E
Los Angeles, CA 90048
nkcf@csmc.edu
(800) 521-2524
(310) 855-6455
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