Mar

13

Very Early Onset IBD: Diagnosis, Genetics, and Evolving Management

Allergy and Immunology Grand Rounds

1:00 PM

Naionwide Childrens Hospital - NCHED2B.2 - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Allergy and Immunology Grand Rounds Dr. Maggie Redmond

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Mar

18

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Mar

23

Platelets as TGF-β1 Donors, Fibroblasts as TGFβRII Targets: A Cellular Cascade Driving Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm; A. Phillip Owens III, Ph.D.

Cardiology Grand Rounds

12:00 PM

Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

1.What is an abdominal aortic aneurysm and identify current screening guidelines for diagnosis and treatment2.Explain the pathological hallmarks for abdominal aortic aneurysm development3.Explain how platelet–fibroblast TGF-β1/TGFβRII signaling promotes changes in the aortic wall that lead to AAA

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Mar

24

"Fantastic Antigens and Where to Find Them: Cell Based T Cell Antigen Discovery" Alok Joglekar, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Immunology University of Pittsburgh

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast PRC 3001, NCH RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Mar

25

Empowering the Psychiatric Workforce: APA Strategies to Build Capacity and Advance Care

Psychiatry Grand Rounds

1:00 PM

Online Streaming

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Grand Rounds

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Mar

26

Physician Know Thyself: The Power of Understanding Your Own Career Narrative

Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

12:00 PM

DHLRI 170 - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Avi Cooper, MD & Erin McConnell, MD, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

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Mar

31

"Inflammation to Arthritis: Immune Suppression by 14-3-3zeta" Ritu Chakravarti, PhD, Associate Professor, Director, Translational Rheumatic Disease Research Program, Internal Medicine & MIMG, Rheumatology, University of Kentucky

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast PRC 3001, NCH RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Apr

07

"Reprogramming the Breast Tumor Microenvironment: Insights into Cancer-Immune Signaling and Therapeutic Strategies" Sanjay Mishra, PhD, Research Assistant Professor Ohio State University

Immunology, Infection, and Immuno-oncology (i3) Seminar Series

12:00 PM

170 DHLRI (Simulcast PRC 3001, NCH RB2.5.1) - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

New discoveries in the fields of immunology, infection, and Immunotherapeutics are being made that range from basic research to best practices in clinical care. To make well-informed decisions on current and future care practices, physicians need to maintain familiarity with the latest discoveries to keep up with these advancements to effectively treat and diagnose patients.

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Apr

08

Bioethics Grand Rounds - Brittany Acors and Shameka Thomas

Monthly Bioethics Grand Rounds

12:00 PM

Online Streaming

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

“Reproductive Decision-Making on Noninvasive Prenatal Testing for Sickle Cell Disease: Does Religion and Spirituality Play a Role?" Presentation Blurb: This study investigates if religion and spirituality influences patients' perspectives on noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) for sickle cell disease among women with and without sickle cell disease in the United States. The authors provide an important context for the role religion and spirituality amid prenatal decision making, with the goal...

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