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Conference   What Is Iron USA   A Special Note   Message Board Conference Info    Browse Agenda Speakers Location Hotels Directions Contact Us    Register Now!           About Lister Hill Auditorium Lister Hill was established for research and development by the United States Congress in 1968. The Lister Hill Center is an active part of the National Library of Medicine. The Lister Hill Center was named for Senator Joseph Lister Hill (1894-1984) Hill believed in the healthcare system and campaigned to help create the National Institute's of Health. Lister Hill was named for his efforts in 1968. This year will mark the 3rd time Iron Disorders Institute has used Lister Hill Auditorium to conduct the Patient Conferences. Many helpful links about Lister Hill are below for your convenience. Also, please check out our 2004 Conference Supplement. It shows helpful pictures relating to conference material. HELPFUL LINKS ABOUT LISTER HILL Lister Hill Auditorium Floorplan Photo Supplement, 2004 National Library of Medicine, Lister Hill Sources: http://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/lhc/servlet/Turbine http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=H000598

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