April 25–28, 2007, the 2nd Conference on Skeletal Biology and Medicine held in NYC.
This meeting, was jointly hosted at the New York Academy of Sciences and Mount Sinai School of Medicine, was organized and
chaired by Mone Zaidi, professor of endocrinology, geriatrics and adult development, and structural and chemical biology at
Mount Sinai. Cochairs were Gerard Karsenty of Columbia University and Steven Teitelbaum of the Washington University
School of Medicine.

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