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Cancer: What People Really Want to Know
Location:
Gilda's Club Seattle 1400 Broadway, Seattle WA 98122
Date and time:
Sat, 01/16/2010 - 10:00am - 4:30pm Speaker(s):
- Prof. Nora Disis, School of Medicine, UW
- Barry Boatman, RN, Swedish Medical Center
- Prof. Brian Till, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Description:
For information, visit the NWABR site: Cancer: What People Really Want to Know
The Northwest Association for Biomedical Research and Gilda's Club Seattle co-presented a public
workshop on January 16th 2010 to help people engage with cancer and the research process. The program made an immediate impact on attendees, 20% of whom plan to investigate participating in clinical trials as a result. In case you missed this amazing day, follow the link below to access three of the podcast presentations. Highlights include Nora Disis, MD, University of Washington who sets a framework and context for the importance of public participation in clinical research to move cures forward; Barry Boatman, RN, Swedish Medical Center with practical tips about participating in clinical research; and Brian Till, MD, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center with hope-inspiring work that shows promise to cure cancer using patients' own immune cells.
Streaming video or audiocasts:
- Partnering for Success in Translational Research, Nora Disis, MD (Audio podcast)
- Capacity to Empower: Seeking Out and Successfully Obtaining Cutting Edge Cancer Therapy, Barry Boatman, RN (Audio podcast)
- Using Patients' Own Cells to Fight Cancer, Brian Till, MD (Audio podcast)