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SPECIAL TREAT FOR ATTENDEES
You're invited to be the personal guest of Dr. Donald
and Margie Olson at their home for an exclusive and
private tasting of their most exceptional Torii Mor
wines. Walk their Japanese gardens, sit out on the porch
and take in a view of the mountainous peaks surrounding
their Willamette Valley. Meet Jacques Tardy, a native
of Burgundy, who has taken over wine production at Torii
Mor. Jaques is a unique resource in all things Burgundian,
such as Pinot Noir; and Donald and Margie are the quintessential
wine country hosts.
Tasting begins at 4 PM Saturday November 5th, 2011,
for registered conference delegates and their guest.
Details will be provided at the Summit!
November
2-5, 2011
The Allison Inn & Spa
Newberg, Oregon, USA
A
Landmark Conference & Wine Experience
for Physicians and Connoisseurs
Wine & Health Lectures - Exploration in Wine Biology
Wine Appreciation - Exclusive Wine Tasting Venues
Winemakers Panel - Gala Wine Dinner & Benefit Wine
Auction
This
activity has been approved for 11 Category 1 CME Credit.
Fees:
Standard: $695
Renaud Society Members: $595
The registration fee includes conference tuition
and conference materials; Hosted breaks with beverages
and snacks; Poured wines during the conference with
complimentary etched Wine Summit Cabernet glass; 1 ticket
to gala evening Friday, November 4, 2011, (An Affair
of the Heart); 1 ticket to hosted lunch and winemaker
panel Saturday, November 5, 2011.
Click
here to Register On-Line
Questions: Call: 520.544.5500 or e-mail Registration@WineSummit.com
A
Uniquely Diverse Educational Experience Examining
the Health Benefits of Wine
Goals
and Objectives
Program
Schedule
Wednesday,
November 2, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Friday, November 4, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Renaud
Society Wine Competition (RS members only)
A Taste of the Willamette Valley
An Affair of the Heart
Reserve Wine Dinner
Hotel information
Transportation
Activities
Goals
and Objectives for Conference Delegates:
1.
Examine the scope of Cardiovascular Disease in our society
including socioeconomic, resource burden, and cost in
human suffering, with a focus on primary and secondary
prevention strategies.
2. Review the physiology of the human endothelium and
its role in health and disease incorporating the current
knowledge of tissue inflammation and its role in chronic
vascular and non-vascular illnesses.
3. Explore the biology of wine, with particular attention
to the polyphenolic compounds and their importance to
human well-being.
4. Learn about the phenomenon of the French Paradox,
its success in Mediterranean Europe and France, and
its adoption into the American Lifestyle.
5. Review, in depth, the epidemiologic evidence for
the health benefit of moderate wine consumption and
its impact of the course of cardiovascular disease,
cerebrovascular disease, cancer and liver disease, pulmonary
health and others.
6. Understand creation of public health care policy
from defined leaders and influential counselors in healthcare
policy making.
Chairman:
Tedd M. Goldfinger, DO, FACC
Tucson, Arizona, USA
Honorary Co-Chairman: Don Olson, MD, Founder, Torii
Mor Winery, Dundee, Oregon, USA
Executive Director: Greg Waters, MBA
Tucson, Arizona, USA
Sponsors
The Desert Heart Foundation & The Renaud Society
PROGRAM
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY,
November 2, 2011
12:30
- 4 PM: The Renaud Society Blind Wine Competition
Juried Competition for the Renaud Tastvin
Gold, Silver, Bronze Medals Awarded
EXCLUSIVE TO RENAUD SOCIETY MEMBERS ONLY
(Click
here to become a Renaud Society member)
The Allison Inn & Spa
Click
here for fee information
7
PM
Satellite Symposium
Pinot & Politics: The New Relationship Between Physicians
and the Medical Industry (Where Have All My Free Pens
Gone?)
Peter B. Slone
Vice President of Government Affairs
Medtronic Corporation, Washington, DC
A unique presentation on healthcare policy, government
intervention in healthcare, and the new standards in
physician-industry relationship, by one of the country's
leading experts on healthcare politics and advocacy.
Mr. Slone heads Medtronic's public policy agenda and
directs its ongoing strategies for public policy. He
works closely with government offices in Washington,
and the White House, and co-chairs AdvaMed's Trade Advocacy
Working Group. Medtronic is a global medical technology
company with more than 38,000 employees worldwide, based
out of St. Paul, MN, USA.
Mr. Slone's presentation is an independent satellite
program cosponsored by Desert Heart Foundation. The
evening's presentation will be accompanied by complimentary
hors d'oeuvres and a selection of fine pinot noirs and
other local wines from Willamette Valley.
Location:
The Allison Inn & Spa
Room TBA
THURSDAY,
November 3, 2011
10
AM Registration Desk Opens
1:00 - 1:30 PM
Welcome Toast
Dr. Tedd Goldfinger, Chairman
University of Arizona/Desert Heart Foundation (USA)
Dr. Donald Olson, Honorary Co-Chairman
Founder, Torii Mor Winery, Dundee Hills, Oregon (USA)
A Toast to Inaugurate the Program
1:30
- 2:30 PM
Flavonoids: From Antioxidant Capacity to Cardiovascular
Functions
Balz Frei, PhD, Director and Endowed Chair The
Linus Pauling Institute
Distinguished Professor, Department of Biochemistry
& Biophysics
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon USA
2:30 - 3:30 PM
Polyphenols, Nuclear Hormone Receptors, and Regulation
of Lipid Metabolism
Neil Shay, PhD, Professor, Director Oregon Wine Research
Institute
Department of Food Science & Technology
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon USA
3:30 - 4:00 PM
Break: Stretch & Snack
1st Blind Wine Tasting Available
4:00
- 5:00 PM
The Importance of Dietary Polyphenols for Optimal Vascular
Health
Roger Corder, MD, Professor of Medicine/Cardiology
William Harvey Research Institute
London, United Kingdom
5:00 - 6:00 PM
Winegrowing in Oregons Willamette Valley:
From Startup to Stardom in 45 Years
David Adelsheim, Adelsheim Vineyard
Newberg, Oregon, USA
6:00
PM
A Taste
of the Willamette Valley (Non-CME)
A Unique Opportunity to Meet the Winemakers of the Valley
& Taste Their Fine Local Wines
On the Lawn at the Allison Resort & Spa (Weather
Permitting)
Light Cuisine Served to Complement the Wines
Hosted by the Renaud Society: A Society of Medical Professionals
with an Interest in Health and a Passion for Wine
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FRIDAY,
November 4, 2011
7
AM - Registration Desk Opens
8:00
- 9:00 AM
Life is a J-Shaped Curve: An Historic Look
Back at the Concept that Wine Can Be Healthful
Harvey Finkel, MD Clinical Professor of Medicine
Boston University School of Medicine
Boston, Massachusetts USA
9:00
- 10:00 AM
Oral Hygiene and Vascular Disease:
A Unique Mechanism for Wine & Wine Polyphenols on
Cardiovascular Health
Marvin Slepian, MD, Professor of Medicine/Cardiology
University
of Arizona School of Medicine
Tucson, Arizona USA
10:00
- 11 AM
Wine & Degenerative Neurological Disorders
David Vauzour, BSc, MSc, PhD, Senior Research Associate
Norwich Medical School University of East Anglia
Norwich,
United Kingdom
11:
00
Break: Stretch & Snack
2nd Blind Wine Available for tasting
11:30
AM - 12:30 PM
The 21st Century Consumers Buying Guide to Great Wines
(non-CME)
Matt Kramer, Columnist, The Wine Spectator
New York, New York USA
Afternoon Free
6:00
PM - Hosted Gala Dinner & Benefit Auction (Non-CME)
An Affair of the Heart/Harvest Dinner (Black
Tie Optional)
The Allison Hotel Ballroom
The Renaud Society Ceremonial Inductions
Silent & Live Wine Auction for the Desert Heart
Foundation Wine & Heart Health Research Initiative
Celebrity Guest Auctioneer: Matt Kramer, Wine Spectator
Entertainment by Paul Cotton (Poco) Band
Cost for Guest: $170
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SATURDAY,
November 5, 2011
7:30
- 8:00 AM Registration
8:00 - 9:00 AM
Wine and Alcohol and Cardiovascular Health
JM Gaziano, MD
Chief, Division of Aging, Brigham & Women's Hospital
Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard University
School of Medicine
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
9:00
- 10 AM
The French Paradox in Perspective (Almost 20 Years Later)
Curtis Ellison, MD
Professor of Medicine & Epidemiology, Boston University
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
10:00
- 10:15 AM
Break: Stretch & Snack
3rd Blind Wine Available for tasting
10:15 - 11:15 AM
"Alcoholic Beverages and Risk of Cancer: A Balanced
View."
Arthur Klatsky, MD Senior Consultant in Cardiology
Adjunct Investigator, Division of Research
Kaiser Permenente Medical Center
Oakland, California USA
11:15
- 12:15 PM
Separating Healthy Wine Drinking From Alcohol Abuse:
Creating a Useful Healthcare Policy to Reduce Cardiovascular
Disease
Ralph Brindis, MD, MPh, FACC, FASCI
President, The American College of Cardiology
12:15
- 1:15 PM
Wine and Health. . . In Perspective.
Panel Discussion: JM Gaziano MD, R. Curtis Ellison MD,
Arthur Klatsky MD, David Vauzour PhD, Roger Corder MD,
Harvey Finkel MD.
Moderator: Tedd Goldfinger, DO, FACC
1:15 PM - Hosted Lunch
Hosted Lunch (Non CME)
Sideways Lunch Panel
Hosted Lunch with noted Oregon Winemakers
Panelists TBA
Blind Wine Tasting Results
Additional
guest ticket $60
3:00
PM - End of Conference with Closing Comments
Tedd Goldfinger, DO, FACC
Chairman
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HOTEL
INFORMATION
The
Allison Inn & Spa blends so naturally into the lush
beauty of Oregon Wine Country's Willamette Valley, its
as if our resort has always been here.
Eighty-five
luxury guestrooms and eight suites with gas fireplaces,
JORY, our signature restaurant featuring Oregon Wine
Country cuisine and our pampering spa with 12 treatment
rooms, a fitness studio and swimming pool.
The Allisons immaculate grounds on 35 acres beckon
guests with fragrantly elegant gardens and pathways
connecting to our vineyards and picnic area. Meeting,
social and wedding settings are unmatched and thoughtfully
designed with terraces and views.
Visit The Allison Inn & Spa web site at www.TheAllison.com.
Guests of Wine Summit VI are offered a special group
rate of $260 for a Deluxe Single King or Deluxe Double
Queen and $365 for a One-Bedroom Suite or $465 for a
Deluxe One Bedroom Suite. Telephone reservations can
be made by calling toll free 877.294.2525. Please mention
the Desert Heart Foundation Wine & Heart Health
Summit.
Alternative lodging options include:
www.innatredhills.com
www.universityhousenewberg.com/
www.abbeyroadfarm.com
Bed and breakfast options can be found by clicking http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/newberg-oregon.html
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TRANSPORTATION
There
are no plans at this time to name an official Wine Summit
travel consultant. Please note you will need to make
your own travel arrangements. Delegates most likely
will fly into Portland International Airport.
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ACTIVITIES
Renaud
Society Wine Competition
Reserve your Judging Seat at the Renaud Society Blind
Wine Competition: A unique opportunity to participate
in a blinded competitive wine tasting awarding gold,
silver, and bronze medals to participating wineries
across Oregon and elsewhere.
Fee: $50
This is open only to Renaud Society Members
Limited seats available
Spouses
Wine Tutorial:
Tired of feeling left out when your spouse
drones on about color, clarity, filtration, blah-blah-blah?
Here's your chance to even the score and learn from
our special guest lecturer just what makes Oregon wines
so special--and maybe even bring back something that
your family's "wine expert" doesn't even know.
Space is limited.
Friday,
November 4, 2011
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Fee:
$40
Blind
Wine Tasting
Test your blind wine tasting skills and taste three
selected wines, one on each day of the scientific program.
Fill in your scoring sheet and compete for great prizes
awarded at lunch on Saturday, November 5, 2011.
Fee:
$20
And
more . . .
Other activities will be added, so be sure to refer
back to this web page; or follow us on www.Facebook.com/winesummit
to learn more as events become available.
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