Dr. Tess Lawrie Explains: Why Attend the Better Way Conference?
Join internationally-renowned doctors, researchers, advocates, journalists and pioneers to CO-CREATE NEW HEALTH SOLUTIONS - A BETTER WAY FOR THE USA. See below for your 10% discount code...
Welcome to the third WCH Better Way Conference!
📍This year it will be in Rhode Island, USA, on May 30-31 — with a Gala on May 29.
🎟️ For 10% off the ticket price, use basket code LAWRIE10. If you’re unable to attend in person, virtual tickets are also available.
In this short video introduction, Dr. Tess Lawrie describes why this event is in a whole different class from other symposia you may have attended...
“In our six panel conversations, (our speakers) have 15 minutes maximum to share their key message, after which the solutions offered are discussed and debated. In the spirit of the Better Way ethos, there’s no topic off limits as we value different perspectives. Thus our Q&A sessions can get very lively!”
—Dr. Tess Lawrie
The incredible line up of speakers includes:
👉Dr. Tess Lawrie
👉Del Bigtree
👉Dr. Bret Weinstein
👉Dr. Peter McCullough
👉Prof Angus Dalgleish
👉Dr. Paul Marik
👉Dr. Pierre Kory
👉Jan Jekielek
👉Dr. Sherri Tenpenny
👉Vic Mellor
👉Dr. Meryl Nass
👉Dr. Marivic Villa
👉Dr. Mark Brody
AND OTHERS...
10% off ticket price with basket code: LAWRIE10
To learn more about the event and to book your ticket, go to https://www.betterwayconference.org/
“There’s a Better Way for the USA, and indeed the world. And we’ll be co-creating it together with you again in May.”
—Dr. Tess Lawrie
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