Revolution in Breast Cancer - Diagnosis and Treatment
NSW Health Pathology East
RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
TIME: 9am – 2pm
The focus of the symposium will be talks from specialists in Histopathology, Clinical Chemistry, Genetics and Oncology relating to the latest diagnosis, research and treatment.
Professor John Pimanda – ‘Ageing and clonal blood disorders’
A/Professor Rosemary Balleine - 'Proteomic profiling of breast cancer'
Professor Boon Chua – ‘Recent advances in Radiation Oncology management of breast cancer’
PROGRAM:
These presentations will be followed by ten 3-minute (3MT) presentations by SEALS researchers with prizes awarded to the best three. Instructions regarding the 3MT presentations are attached.
Prof Denis Wakefield
Refreshments will be available following the meeting.
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