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Requirements: Windows Media Player
Most (PC) computers come with the software already included- if you are uncertain, try clicking on the webcast to see if your computer will run the video. If you have problems, you may want to load the video software necessary (link at bottom of page for your convenience) to view these videos. Many webcasts are available on DVD. There is a slight fee for the processing and shipping. If you would like a copy, please contact us at (708) 383-0808.
IMPORTANT Notes:
• Most videos have several parts. It will help you to understand the topic if you view them order.
• Some videos have the same "opening" (about 1 minute of video in length). In other words it may look to you like it is the same video. However, they are NOT duplicates. The people who donated this educational video designed them this way. After the similar intro's, the new/different content will begin.
• And finally, some videos appear to have no sound when they are first opened. This is NOT true. The video simply begins when a doctor is listening to a person in the audience which the microphones could not pick up. Just give it a second and the physician will repeat the question and then answer it for you.
The links below will take you directly to the webcast video topics:
The Emerging Role of IGF-1
Growth Hormone Deficiency
GHD concerns to Transitions
Compliance of GH Therapy
Adult Growth Hormone Deficiency
Turner Syndrome
 Click here to upload a Windows Media Player (for PC's- Requires Microsoft Internet Explorer browser.)
Click here for REALPLAYER (MAC & PC) WARNING-There are 2 versions of this player! Our programs work with either the FREE or professional versions. For the average user we recommend the free version.
56K + modems select Audio presentation.
Video requires high bandwidth connection (ISDN or better).
Always allow ample time for the files to load- they take a little time. Also if the presentors are listening to questions from the audience, it will appear as if you have no sound- this is NOT the case. Be patient it will return to where you can hear it. We apologize for these problems and assure you we are working hard to resolve them all!
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