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November 16, 2021
5:45PM - 8:00PM
Precision Medicine Oncology Symposium: From the Basics to Current Clinical Applications
Part 2
A Virtual Event
Precision medicine encompasses all approaches that use patient- and disease-specific information to prevent, diagnose, and treat a disease. The increasingly widespread use of genome sequencing and genomic profiling has significantly improved the diagnoses and treatment of oncologic diseases by identifying unique variants that can be targeted with gene-based targeted therapeutic approaches, including immunotherapies.
The series is designed to provide oncology clinicians and researchers foundational information on the latest technologies available for data acquisition, diagnosis, and decision-making for oncologic diseases.
Part 2 Topics Include
- Liquid Biopsy: Advantages and Limitations
- Geoff Oxnard, MD
Foundation Medicine
- Geoff Oxnard, MD
- Germline Mutations and Hereditary Cancers
- Elena Stoffel, MD, MPH
University of Michigan
- Elena Stoffel, MD, MPH
- Tumor Board Case Session
- Breast
- Lynn Henry, MD, PhD
University of Michigan
- Lynn Henry, MD, PhD
- GU
- Clara Hwang, MD
Henry Ford
- Clara Hwang, MD
- Breast
Continuing Education
No CME credits will be awarded for this session.
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Be sure to also register for Part 1 of this series on November 4!
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