Science

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2018

Cancer and the Community: Minneapolis

Belcalis Almanzar

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January 1, 2018 | Chicago, IL

Summit on Infrastructure and Transportation

1:30 PM

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Health

April

2018

Cancer

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What is the state of cancer

in the Twin Cities?

Cancer is the leading cause of death in Minnesota as the state estimates half of its citizens will be diagnosed with the disease.

But at the same time, researchers from top hospitals in the Twin Cities have been at the forefront of work to expand treatment access, especially for minority populations.

The Atlantic convened doctors, researchers and patients for an exchange on the latest in cutting edge research out of the North Star State.

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#AtlanticExploresCancer

Speakers

Steve Clemons

Washington Editor at Large,

The Atlantic

Pamala Jacobson

Professor, Experimental and

Clinical Pharmacology,

University of Minnesota

Anne Joseph

Professor of Medicine, Division

of General Internal Medicine,

University of Minnesota

Saad Kenderian

Assistant Professor of Medicine,

Oncology and Immunology, Mayo Clinic

Center for Individualized Medicine

Kris Rhodes

CEO, American Indian

Cancer Foundation

Erica Schnettler

Medical Science Liaison,

OneOme

Agenda

5:00 pm

Welcome

Margaret Low, President, AtlanticLIVE

Awny Farajallah, Head of US Medical, Bristol-Myers Squibb

5:05 pm

Investing in Immunotherapy

Saad Kenderian, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Oncology and Immunology, Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine
With Steve Clemons, Washington Editor at Large, The Atlantic

5:25 pm

Building Bridges to Care

Pamala Jacobson, Professor, Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, University of Minnesota

Anne Joseph, Wexler Professor of Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine, University of Minnesota
Kris Rhodes, CEO, American Indian Cancer Foundation
With Steve Clemons, The Atlantic

5:50 pm

A More Personal Prescription

Erica Schnettler, Medical Science Liaison, OneOme
With Steve Clemons, The Atlantic

6:05 pm

Closing Remarks

Margaret Low, The Atlantic

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