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Jan

31

GERD 360°: AI, Endoscopic Innovation, and Surgical Evolution

Conference

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center - Columbus, OH

5.50 Credit Hour(s)

This activity will address new diagnostic criteria and tools, emerging endoscopic and surgical treatments, as well as new medical and lifestyle strategies for treating esophageal disorders.  Presentations will include current diagnostic standards and technologies, like pH testing and EndoFLIP; endoscopic and surgical treatments like TIF, LINX, and Reflux Stop; as well as the opportunity for hands-on practice with these tools; and new medical therapies, including PPIs, Vonoprozan, ...

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Feb

07

Ohio State’s Update from 2025 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium

Conference

Marriott Columbus OSU - Columbus, OH

5.50 Credit Hour(s)

Breast cancer is well researched enabling cure rates to be maximized and side effects controlled for the majority of women and despite several subtypes and sometimes aggressive forms of the disease. The annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS) is shaped by a group of highly experienced and expert planners who survey various topics and clinical trials to determine what is salient to practicing clinicians. Of note, our planning group reviews the preliminary SABCS program, reflects on and...

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Feb

07

Feb

10

"An Ounce of Prevention: Understanding Bacterial Pathogen Carriage in the Gastrointestinal Tract" Alan R. Hauser, MD, PhD, Director, Vice Chair, Dept. of Microbiology-Immunology, Professor, Depts. Of Microbiology/Immunol

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

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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Feb

11

Bioethics Grand Rounds - panel discussion

Grand Round - Monthly Bioethics Grand Rounds

Hamilton Hall 400 - Columbus, OH

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Bioethics grand rounds: Cure but Not Cured: Gene-Editing Therapy and The Ethics of Framing Language for Transforming Sickle Cell DiseaseSpeakers: Dr. Jada Wiggleton-Little, PhD, Assistant Professor, OSU Philosophy, Former Clinical Fellow, Cleveland ClinicDr. Shameka Poetry Thomas, PhD, Assistant Professor OSU College of Medicine, Biomedical Edu & Anatomy, Bioethics | Founder-Sickle Cell Women & Girls Research LabConsuela A. Albright, CNP, Nurse Practitioner, Sickle Cell Neighborhood, C...

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Feb

17

"Organelle Remodeling in Host Defense and Pathogenesis" Jueqi Chen, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Microbiology Howard Taylor Ricketts Lab, University of Chicago

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

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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Feb

18

Feb

24

"The complosome – an unexpected central player in cell physiology" Claudia Kemper, PhD, Principal Investigator, Immunology Center, Chief, Complement and Inflammation, Research Section (CIRS) National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute NIH

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

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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