Statement attributable to:
Douglas E. Henley, M.D.
Executive Vice President
American Academy of Family Physicians
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AAFP Statement: AAFP Approves No Free Lunch Application to Exhibit at Annual Meeting
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, September 21, 2004
Contact:
Janelle Davis
American Academy of Family Physicians
(800) 274-2237 Ext. 5222
jdavis@aafp.org
“After further discussion and dialogue between the American Academy of Family Physicians and No Free Lunch, and following thoughtful comments to the AAFP from many of its members, the application for No Free Lunch to exhibit at the AAFP’s upcoming annual meeting has been approved.
This decision became even more evident through discussions which will assure that No Free Lunch will fully abide by the exhibitor rules and regulations of the AAFP annual convention and Exposition. This is a positive solution for the Academy and its membership.”
This decision became even more evident through discussions which will assure that No Free Lunch will fully abide by the exhibitor rules and regulations of the AAFP annual convention and Exposition. This is a positive solution for the Academy and its membership.”
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Note to journalists: To interview Dr. Henley, please contact Adam Lee at (800) 274-2237, Ext. 5221, or by e-mail at alee@aafp.org.
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