Health & Fitness
Registration Open for 'Medicine Gets Personal: How Science is Changing the Way You Receive Care'
It's a new day in medicine. The "genomic revolution" is beginning to impact the way consumers, physicians and health care organizations make decisions about your care.
What does personalized medicine look like today? Tomorrow? What does the computer-driven "genomic revolution" have to do with your health care? What does the use of electronic health records have to do with the process?
It's a new day in medicine. Stay ahead of the curve and come hear faculty Sean Mooney, Ph.D., the director of the Buck Institute's Bioinformatics Core, and Nigam Shah, MBBS, Ph.D., an assistant professor of Biomedical Informatics Research at Stanford University Medical Center. The event is generously supported by the Levy family in memory of Dr. S. William Levy.
- Admission: Free. Suggested donation $10
- Where: Drexler Auditorium, Buck Institute, Novato
- When: Saturday, Sept. 29; Doors open at 10 a.m., the event begins at 10:30 a.m.
- Registration: Required.
Due to construction at the institute, parking will be off-site. Parking instructions will be furnished upon registration.
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More information is available on our website. Register at specialevents@buckinstitute.org, or call 415-209-2030.
