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The GCI will host the 2024 Gairdner Symposium: Diet, Bodyweight and Cancer Risk
As a world-leader in oncometabolism research, the Rosalind and Morris Goodman Cancer Institute will bring together researchers, clinicians, health professionals and the public to address the challenges posed by obesity-related chronic diseases and cancer.
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Spotlight Seminar
Oct 04, 2024
"Patient-derived organoids and patient-derived xenografts are similar predictors of clinical response to pre-cancer therapies" will be presented by Joan Miguel Romero & Jamie Magrill, MD-PhD students, Zogopoulos and Watson labs.
EToH Seminar
Oct 09, 2024
"A new subtype of influenza A virus with unusual receptor specificity" will be presented by Dr. Adolfo Garcia-Sastre, PhD Dept. of Global Health and Emerging Pathogens Institute Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
Diet, Bodyweight and Cancer Risk - 2024 GCI Gairdner Symposium
From Oct 17 to Oct 18 2024
Montreal
This event will bring together approximately 150 biomedical and clinical researcher, clinicians, and health professionals, and the public to broaden understanding, foster collaboration, and empower stake holders to address the challenges posed by obesity-related chronic diseases and cancer.
EToH Seminar
Oct 23, 2024
"Visualizing Immunity – Insights from Multiplex Dynamic and Static Tissue-scale Imaging" will be presented by Dr. Ronald Germain, MD, PhD, Director, Center for Advanced Tissue Imaging (CAT-I), NIH, NIAID.
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