Hello,

I am the administrator of a Facebook Forum called the Dupuytrens Disease Support Group. We are a global forum based in the US and offer discussion of all treatment types and support the Dupuytren Foundation's efforts to find a cure through their fundraising campaign and enrollment in the DupStudy. We are supported by 10 expert physicians who join us for what we call Coffee Talks. These are Q&A live in the Facebook newsfeed and give our members an opportunity to ask a question specifically related to their diseases. Today we are taking questions from Dr. Guy Jones, Radiation Oncologist. To see a schedule of past Coffee Talks, and find out more about our group, you may wish to visit our website: www.DupuytrensDiseaseSupportGroup.com In January, we will have a geneticist active in Dupuytren research join us for a Coffee Talk! The website has a link to join the forum. Here is the announcement about Dr. Jone's Coffee Talk:

Mark your calendars for our next exciting Coffee Talk with Dr. Guy Jones. We are taking questions in the pinned post on the forum starting Friday, November 11th, through Saturday, November 12th, 11 AM PST when Dr. Jones will answer all of the questions on the thread. Join us at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/879351412113444/
To find out when this event will air in your time zone: http://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/

Dr. Jones is a Radiation Oncologist at the Tri-Cities Cancer Center in Kennewick, WA. https://tccancer.org/ He received his medical degree from Rutgers University and went onto clinical training in Radiation Oncology at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, MD where he authored over 10 peer-reviewed publications. He was a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Scholar, a fellow for the American Brachytherapy Society, and the winner of the Washington D.C. Community Heroes Award. Dr. Jones specializes in the treatment of cancer and other non-cancerous conditions including Dupuytren's Disease, Ledderhose Disease, Plantar Fasciitis, and Trigeminal Neuralgia with radiation therapy. He also serves as a medical expert for the Dupuytren's Disease Support Group where his input is greatly appreciated.