Personalised Medicine
25 Aug 2009
The explosion of genetic information about subtypes of cancer is generating exciting possibilities for the development of personalised approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, and Garvan researchers are the leading the way.
Personalised medicine combines knowledge of the underlying biology of a cancer and the unique aspects of a patient to determine the most appropriate treatment for that person.
10am-12pm (doors open at 9am)
Garvan Institute
NAB Auditorium
384 Victoria Street
Darlinghurst (enter via Burton Street)
Seats are limited and registration is essential.
