ACTIVITY OVERVIEW
The content of this FREE online archive was derived from a live educational teleconference/webcast presented on December 6, 2011, for patients, family members, and caregivers of people living with IBD.

The online archive format enables you to:

• View presentation slides and listen to the audio simultaneously (English)
• Listen to Spanish translation of program and follow translated slides
• Listen to answers to participant questions not addressed during the live program
• Download a copy of the presentation slides (English and Spanish)
• Download a transcript of the program (English and Spanish)

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SPEAKER
Miguel D. Regueiro, MD
Professor of Medicine
Associate Chief for Education
Clinical Head and Co-Director, Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center
Director, GI, Nutrition and Hepatology Fellowship
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

EDUCATIONAL GOALS
This FREE educational virtual lecture will answer important questions about IBD including:

• What treatment options are available to manage my disease?
• Are there any diet and lifestyle changes I can make to help alleviate my symptoms?
• Once I get my symptoms under control, how can I maintain remission?
• Are there any strategies to help me adhere to my treatment plan?

QUESTIONS & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
For technical assistance, contact jungsen@rmcom.net.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Hardware/Software requirements include:
• Windows 95, 98se, ME, XP, NT 4.0, 2000   
  - Internet Explorer 4.0+
  - Netscape Navigator 6.2+
  - AOL 8
  - Mozilla Firefox 1.0+
• Macintosh 9.2, OS X 10.1+
  - Safari 1.1+
  - Netscape Navigator 6.2+
  - Internet Explorer 5.2+
  - Mozilla Firefox 1.0+
• Additional requirements
  - Macromedia Flash Player 7+
  - Internal/external speakers
  - Broadband connection (DSL/cable) recommended

For more information about the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, visit www.ccfa.org.