Since MEBO Research has multiple sites, it seems to be confusing for some people to determine where to find information. Therefore, I would like to give a brief description of each site:
- MEBO Research's website, www.meboresearch.org : This site focuses on the Organization itself, including the English Not-For-Profit company aspiring to become a Charity, and the US Public Charity. This website also presents a very brief outline of the various types of body odor conditions. The Navigation menubar links to other MEBO Research sites as well as to other community sites.
- The MEBO Forum, www.meboresearch.org/forum: This forum is not intended to replicate the topics and "style" of communication used in other forums; each style of communication is valuable to our community, and we need diversity - not more of the same. Instead, the MEBO Forum is a place that attempts to organize the various MEBO Programs under the direction each director of MEBO's Board of Directors. The community is welcomed to participate in these programs either by posting in the MEBO Forum with recommendations, in a Private Message (PM) in the MEBO Forum, a phone call to the respective director of the program of interest, or in the bi-weekly conference calls. The Navigation menubar of the main MEBO sites refer visitors to various multilingual forums of our international community; a similar menubar will soon be put in this forum as well.
- The English MEBO Blog, www.bloodbornebodyodorandhalitosis.com : This is where the founders of MEBO Research initiated our Mission, back in 2008, before MEBO was an organization registered in England in 2009, and eventually a registered Public Charity in the United States in 2010. Currently, this blog has 935 posts. Visitors may use the "Search posts through Labels" and the "Search this Blog" engines found on the upper right sidebar, to look for keywords on topics of concern.
- The Spanish MEBO Blog, www.olorcorporalyhalitosis.com : This is the Spanish version of MEBO's Blogs also started in 2008.

- raise awareness of systemic body odor conditions in the medical community
- governments to increase direct federal funding
- make scientific research of various types of body odor diseases a high-priority; including but not limited to, Trimethylamimuria (TMAU)
- efforts so that effective treatments and cures can be found.
Anyone can select to either display or not display
his or her signature publicly on the petition.
PLEASE INDICATE YOUR COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE TO REPRESENT
A UNITED INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.
María de la Torre
Founder and Executive Director

A Public Charity
www.meboresearch.org
maria.delatorre@meboresearch.org
MEBO's Blog (English)
El Blog de MEBO (español)

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