03: Genetic Medicine (MRes): Bill Newman: why choose this course?
Dr Bill Newman explains how this Genetic Medicine (MRes) in a hospital-based environment at Manchester offers exciting research possibilities for its students.From:ManchesterMedicineViews:35 0ratingsTime:00:51More inEducation
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05: Genetic Medicine (MRes): Bill Newman: Manchester population genetics
Dr Bill Newman on the Clinical Genetics Service in Manchester. The patients they see in the hospital have a range of inherited conditions, which makes for good opportunities for students to get involved with cutting-edge research projects.From:ManchesterMedicineViews:79 0ratingsTime:01:29More inEducation
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Genetic Medicine (MRes): Bill Newman: Career prospects
Dr Bill Newman on companies investing in people with strong genetics training. MRes training in genetic medicine could be a platform to bolster a student #39;s career prospects.From:ManchesterMedicineViews:114 0ratingsTime:00:48More inEducation
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Hope for Duchenne sufferers
Researchers have developed a genetic medicine which could help sufferers of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.From:NewsOnABCViews:232 2ratingsTime:06:11More inNews Politics
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The Health Quarter
n this edition of the Health Quarter: new genetic medicine trials target muscular dystrophy; and Australia #39;s organ donation trends for 2011.From:NewsOnABCViews:8 0ratingsTime:13:01More inNews Politics
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Dr. David Valle Speaks About Evolutionary Medicine
In this video, Dr. David Valle, Professor and Director of the Institute of Genetic Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, discusses the advancement of evolutionary medicine and also speaks about the Johns Hopkins Individualized Medicine Program. This video was taken at CBI #39;s 4th Annual Forum for Payers on Personalized Medicine conference in Washington, DC on March 13, 2012.From:AJMCtvViews:47 0ratingsTime:02:38More inScience Technology
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Advancing Health Care: Personalized Genetic Medicine
The Partners HealthCare Center for Personalized Genetic Medicine (PCPGM) was launched in recognition of the excitement of the Human Genome Project and as a commitment to the importance that genetic and genomic knowledge would play in human health.From:PartnersHealthCareViews:57 0ratingsTime:03:28More inScience Technology
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Implementing of Genetic Medicine Programs: Laboratories - Debra Leonard
Genomic Medicine Centers Meeting III May 3-4, 2012 More: http://www.genome.govFrom:GenomeTVViews:106 0ratingsTime:27:24More inScience Technology
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Deadly Medicine Panel Discussion: Meanings and Implications of Nazism and Eugenics
On March 29, 2012, a distinguished panel of speakers shared personal experiences and scholarly knowledge of eugenics in Nazi Germany at the University of Michigan. This panel provided an opportunity for the speakers to reflect on the past, and discuss the implications of the exhibition Deadly Medicine to memory, medical practice, and genetic medicine today. Sabine Hildebrandt, MD, moderated the discussion of the panelists: Martin Lowenberg; Emanuel Tanay, MD; Geoff Eley, Ph.D; and Sharon LR Kardia, Ph.D. The Deadly Medicine exhibit installation and related events were generously cosponsored by the University of Michigan #39;s Medical School Dean #39;s Office, Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine, Center for International and Comparative Studies, Institute for the Humanities, Department of Medical Education: Division of Anatomical Sciences, History Department, Jean Samuel Frankel Center for Judaic Studies, Germanic Languages and Literatures, Program in Science, Technology and Society, Genetic Counseling Program, and Department of Human Genetics. Music adapted from: "Pond" by Shimoda ccmixter.org is licensed under a Creative Commons license: creativecommons.org Except where otherwise noted, this work is subject to a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. Details and exceptions (www.lib.umich.eduFrom:umlibraryViews:106 1ratingsTime:01:02:58More inEducation
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Cancer Trends Plenary Session (part II) -- Bio-IT World Expo 2012
A plenary roundtable on cancer research trends recorded on April 26, 2012, at the Bio-IT World Expo in Boston. Moderated by Kevin Davies (Bio-IT World chief editor), the guests are (from left to right): John Quackenbush, Professor, Biostatistics and Computational Biology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute; Julian Adams, President, R D, Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Jose Baselga, Chief, Division of Hematology/Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston; and Sir John Burn, Professor of Clinical Genetics, Institute of Genetic Medicine, Newcastle University, UK; Medical Director, QuantuMDx LtdFrom:CambridgeHealthtechViews:61 0ratingsTime:43:04More inScience Technology
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Targeting genetic medicine
Tue, Jun 19: A new centre at SickKids is bringing together the brightest minds in patient care, education, policy and research with the goal of one day making individualized treatment a standard of care. Beatrice Politi reports.From:GlobalTorontoViews:17 0ratingsTime:02:15More inNews Politics
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LA Society for the Arts in Healthcare Event
Coverage of a networking party at the home of Lynn and Dr. Ed Crandall involving the USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery which is a member of the Society for the Arts in HealthcareFrom:harrisfromparisViews:133 0ratingsTime:03:37More inEducation
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USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Show
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Yolantha Harrison-Pace: Author, Poet, Playwright
Yolantha Harrison-Pace, Mama Haiti, Haiti, Visual Artist, Poet, Performance Artist, Author, Playwright, Teaching Artist. (Please read artist #39;s statement below.) Artist #39;s Statement: INTERNATIONAL LITERARY ARTIST AND PERFORMANCE WRITER Branded as one of America #39;s Top 100 African American Literary Divas besides such greats as Maya Angelou, Niki Giovanni, Gwendolyn Brooks and Oprah Winfrey, Yolantha Harrison-Pace speaks and shares candidly on how she did it, how she does it and how she insures that she will continue to do it: WRITE! WRITE!! WRITE!!! Guest Newspaper Columnist for the Kentucky Advocate Messenger, Adjunct Reporter and Art Critic for the University of Southern California Institute of Genetic Medicine Arts Museum, co-founder of Germany #39;s Arts Over The Ocean Artists Collaboration, award winning author, and playwright, Pace storms full force into the fray on the war against "writer #39;s block". Her writing workbook, I CAIN #39;T FIND NO PUNKINS, her writing workshops and performance readings provide inspiration, strategies and tools for the novice as well as seasoned literary artist to always be able to craft and hone his or her writing skills.From:FinepointTVViews:6 0ratingsTime:07:51More inPeople Blogs
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Therapy for the New Millennium: Using Genetic Medicine to Regenerate Diseased OrgansFrom:DolanLectureSeriesViews:6 0ratingsTime:01:00:37More inPeople Blogs
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Implementation of Genetic Medicine Programs: Laboratories - Stephen Chanok
June 28-29, 2012 - Sequencing in Cohort Studies and Large Sample Collections More: http://www.genome.govFrom:GenomeTVViews:29 1ratingsTime:20:54More inScience Technology
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Shane McKee: Showreel 1
Never let Shane out in Israel with an iPhone. This is a showreel I put together for PastPreservers, purely from footage hand-shot with an iPhone, and some photos audio patched in. I #39;m a Clinical Geneticist (doctor in Genetic Medicine), so that #39;s the area I can claim proper expertise in, but my other science communication interests include: the Middle East (ancient and modern), Egyptology, General Science, the Religion-Science debate, Human Origins and lots more.From:Shane McKeeViews:47 1ratingsTime:04:54More inEducation
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3D Printing: The Future of Manufacturing
Alex Daley of Casey Research discusses the 3D printing revolution and its impact on the future of manufacturing. He also sheds light on curing cancer, biological medicine, genetic medicine, digital content, computer technology, electronic devices, popular mechanics, the human genome, globalization, monoclonal antibodies, biotechnology and much more. Michael Nuschke of Retirement Singularity discusses the technology and science behind 3D printing 3D manufacturing and how this will impact investors. ****************************************** Original source: Alex Daley Tech Talk -- Casey Research: http://www.youtube.com My blog = http://www.RetirementSingularity.com Facebook = httpFrom:RetireSingularityViews:301 9ratingsTime:09:25More inEducation
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Richard Morimoto, 2nd International Conference Genetics of Aging and Longevity
Richard Morimoto (Northwestern Center for Genetic Medicine, USA) "The stress of misfolded proteins in biology, aging and disease".From: #1060; #1086; #1085; #1076; #1059; #1052; #1040;Views:4 0ratingsTime:37:27More inScience Technology
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Update on Down Syndrome Research: A Collaboration Between DSRTF and NDSS
In celebration of October 2012 as Down Syndrome Awareness Month, the National Down Syndrome Society and the Down Syndrome Research and Treatment Foundation collaborated with Dr. Roger Reeves to update the Down syndrome community on the status of Down syndrome cognition research. Dr. Roger Reeves is Professor in the Department of Physiology and a Core Faculty Member of the McKusick-Nathans Institute for Genetic Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He is noted for his contributions to the study of genes using animal models to understand to identify genetic modifiers that contribute to more or less severe presentation of Down syndrome. Slides from the presentation are available at http://www.ndss.orgFrom:NDSSorgViews:286 0ratingsTime:58:16More inNonprofits Activism
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