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SUMMARY:CFAR/PHSKC Lunchbox Talk: Chase Cannon\, MD and Mike Barry\, MPH
DESCRIPTION:Previous PrEP Use Among MSM Newly Diagnosed with HIV in King\nSpeaker: Chase Cannon\, MD\nDept of Medicine- UW \nTrends in the Pre-exposure Prophylaxis Continuum among US Latinx MSM\nSpeaker: Mike Barry\, MPH\nEpidemiologist- Public Health – Seattle & King County\nDoctoral Student- Dept of Epidemiology- UW \n  \n \nChase Cannon is an infectious disease physician and researcher in the Department of Medicine at the University of Washington and affiliate of Public Health-Seattle & King County. His particular clinical and research interests are optimizing HIV and STI care and prevention for gender diverse populations and people who inject drugs. His current projects center on implementation of home-based STI services and improving clinical diagnosis methods for syphilis. \n \nMike Barry (he/him) is an Epidemiologist in the HIV/STD Program at Public Health – Seattle & King County and a PhD Student in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Washington. Mike has worked in HIV for 8 years\, 4 of which have been with PHSKC. His research interests include the health of LGBTQ+ people\, people who inject drugs\, and people who participate in sex work.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/cfar-phskc-lunchbox-talk-chase-cannon-md-and-mike-barry-mph/
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SUMMARY:CFAR/PHSKC Lunchbox Talk: Chase Cannon\, MD and Mike Barry\, MPH
DESCRIPTION:Previous PrEP Use Among MSM Newly Diagnosed with HIV in King\nSpeaker: Chase Cannon\, MD\nDept of Medicine- UW \nTrends in the Pre-exposure Prophylaxis Continuum among US Latinx MSM\nSpeaker: Mike Barry\, MPH\nEpidemiologist- Public Health – Seattle & King County\nDoctoral Student- Dept of Epidemiology- UW \n  \n \nChase Cannon is an infectious disease physician and researcher in the Department of Medicine at the University of Washington and affiliate of Public Health-Seattle & King County. His particular clinical and research interests are optimizing HIV and STI care and prevention for gender diverse populations and people who inject drugs. His current projects center on implementation of home-based STI services and improving clinical diagnosis methods for syphilis. \n \nMike Barry (he/him) is an Epidemiologist in the HIV/STD Program at Public Health – Seattle & King County and a PhD Student in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Washington. Mike has worked in HIV for 8 years\, 4 of which have been with PHSKC. His research interests include the health of LGBTQ+ people\, people who inject drugs\, and people who participate in sex work.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/cfar-phskc-lunchbox-talk-chase-cannon-md-and-mike-barry-mph-2/
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SUMMARY:CFAR/PHSKC Lunchbox Talk: Chase Cannon\, MD and Mike Barry\, MPH
DESCRIPTION:Previous PrEP Use Among MSM Newly Diagnosed with HIV in King\nSpeaker: Chase Cannon\, MD\nDept of Medicine- UW \nTrends in the Pre-exposure Prophylaxis Continuum among US Latinx MSM\nSpeaker: Mike Barry\, MPH\nEpidemiologist- Public Health – Seattle & King County\nDoctoral Student- Dept of Epidemiology- UW \n  \n \nChase Cannon is an infectious disease physician and researcher in the Department of Medicine at the University of Washington and affiliate of Public Health-Seattle & King County. His particular clinical and research interests are optimizing HIV and STI care and prevention for gender diverse populations and people who inject drugs. His current projects center on implementation of home-based STI services and improving clinical diagnosis methods for syphilis. \n \nMike Barry (he/him) is an Epidemiologist in the HIV/STD Program at Public Health – Seattle & King County and a PhD Student in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Washington. Mike has worked in HIV for 8 years\, 4 of which have been with PHSKC. His research interests include the health of LGBTQ+ people\, people who inject drugs\, and people who participate in sex work.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/cfar-phskc-lunchbox-talk-chase-cannon-md-and-mike-barry-mph-3/
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SUMMARY:Current Biology Seminar - Dr. Ahna Skop
DESCRIPTION:The Basic Sciences Division hosts a weekly Current Biology Seminar series where leading-edge researchers are invited from around the world to share their latest scientific breakthroughs. Lectures are typically every Tuesday and are held as virtual events. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpeaker\nAhna Skop\, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison\nProfessor of Genetics \nAhna Skop is a geneticist\, artist\, authors\, and a winner of the prestigious Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). Her lab seeks to understand the molecular mechanisms that underlie asymmetric cell division. The last step in cell division\, abscission\, relies on a transient electron-dense structure called the midbody\, which resides inside the intercellular bridge between newly forming daughter cells. \nSeminar Title: The midbody remnant is a novel translating RNA-based organelle necessary for intercellular communication
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/current-biology-seminar-dr-ahna-skop/
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SUMMARY:Current Biology Seminar - Dr. Ahna Skop
DESCRIPTION:The Basic Sciences Division hosts a weekly Current Biology Seminar series where leading-edge researchers are invited from around the world to share their latest scientific breakthroughs. Lectures are typically every Tuesday and are held as virtual events. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpeaker\nAhna Skop\, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison\nProfessor of Genetics \nAhna Skop is a geneticist\, artist\, authors\, and a winner of the prestigious Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). Her lab seeks to understand the molecular mechanisms that underlie asymmetric cell division. The last step in cell division\, abscission\, relies on a transient electron-dense structure called the midbody\, which resides inside the intercellular bridge between newly forming daughter cells. \nSeminar Title: The midbody remnant is a novel translating RNA-based organelle necessary for intercellular communication
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/current-biology-seminar-dr-ahna-skop-2/
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SUMMARY:Current Biology Seminar - Dr. Ahna Skop
DESCRIPTION:The Basic Sciences Division hosts a weekly Current Biology Seminar series where leading-edge researchers are invited from around the world to share their latest scientific breakthroughs. Lectures are typically every Tuesday and are held as virtual events. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpeaker\nAhna Skop\, Ph.D.\nUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison\nProfessor of Genetics \nAhna Skop is a geneticist\, artist\, authors\, and a winner of the prestigious Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). Her lab seeks to understand the molecular mechanisms that underlie asymmetric cell division. The last step in cell division\, abscission\, relies on a transient electron-dense structure called the midbody\, which resides inside the intercellular bridge between newly forming daughter cells. \nSeminar Title: The midbody remnant is a novel translating RNA-based organelle necessary for intercellular communication
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/current-biology-seminar-dr-ahna-skop-3/
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SUMMARY:BBI’s ConnectMyVariant Sets Free Workshop on Hereditary Cancer
DESCRIPTION:ConnectMyVariant\, BBI’s public health program on hereditary cancer\, will conduct its next workshop\, “Hereditary Cancer: Causes\, Risks\, and Prevention\,” on Tuesday\, February 15\, 2022\, at 2:00 pm Pacific / 5:00 pm Eastern. There is no cost; people may register HERE. \nDr. Brian Shirts\, who leads the program\, offers some observations about the workshop: \nWho should attend this workshop? \nAnyone who wants to learn about hereditary cancer\, as well as those who know about a specific genetic variant causing hereditary cancer risk in themselves or a family member. \nWhat will they learn from this workshop? \nParticipants will learn about the causes and inheritance of hereditary cancer\, as well as genetic testing options for their families. The workshop will also feature gene- or syndrome-specific breakout rooms\, so participants can learn about risks and current guidelines. \nWhat actions do you want those participating to take after the workshop? \nAfter the workshop participants will be able to communicate with their relatives about the cancer risk in their families and have informed conversations with their doctors about options for potentially preventing cancer. \nWho are the presenters at the workshop? \nMy colleague Emily Malouf\, a genetic counselor\, and myself. \nAre there other sources of information about hereditary cancer and ConnectMyVariant? \nYes\, take a few minutes to watch my recent interview on the syndicated program\, “Conversations That Matter” here.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/bbis-connectmyvariant-sets-free-workshop-on-hereditary-cancer/
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SUMMARY:BBI’s ConnectMyVariant Sets Free Workshop on Hereditary Cancer
DESCRIPTION:ConnectMyVariant\, BBI’s public health program on hereditary cancer\, will conduct its next workshop\, “Hereditary Cancer: Causes\, Risks\, and Prevention\,” on Tuesday\, February 15\, 2022\, at 2:00 pm Pacific / 5:00 pm Eastern. There is no cost; people may register HERE. \nDr. Brian Shirts\, who leads the program\, offers some observations about the workshop: \nWho should attend this workshop? \nAnyone who wants to learn about hereditary cancer\, as well as those who know about a specific genetic variant causing hereditary cancer risk in themselves or a family member. \nWhat will they learn from this workshop? \nParticipants will learn about the causes and inheritance of hereditary cancer\, as well as genetic testing options for their families. The workshop will also feature gene- or syndrome-specific breakout rooms\, so participants can learn about risks and current guidelines. \nWhat actions do you want those participating to take after the workshop? \nAfter the workshop participants will be able to communicate with their relatives about the cancer risk in their families and have informed conversations with their doctors about options for potentially preventing cancer. \nWho are the presenters at the workshop? \nMy colleague Emily Malouf\, a genetic counselor\, and myself. \nAre there other sources of information about hereditary cancer and ConnectMyVariant? \nYes\, take a few minutes to watch my recent interview on the syndicated program\, “Conversations That Matter” here.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/bbis-connectmyvariant-sets-free-workshop-on-hereditary-cancer-2/
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SUMMARY:BBI’s ConnectMyVariant Sets Free Workshop on Hereditary Cancer
DESCRIPTION:ConnectMyVariant\, BBI’s public health program on hereditary cancer\, will conduct its next workshop\, “Hereditary Cancer: Causes\, Risks\, and Prevention\,” on Tuesday\, February 15\, 2022\, at 2:00 pm Pacific / 5:00 pm Eastern. There is no cost; people may register HERE. \nDr. Brian Shirts\, who leads the program\, offers some observations about the workshop: \nWho should attend this workshop? \nAnyone who wants to learn about hereditary cancer\, as well as those who know about a specific genetic variant causing hereditary cancer risk in themselves or a family member. \nWhat will they learn from this workshop? \nParticipants will learn about the causes and inheritance of hereditary cancer\, as well as genetic testing options for their families. The workshop will also feature gene- or syndrome-specific breakout rooms\, so participants can learn about risks and current guidelines. \nWhat actions do you want those participating to take after the workshop? \nAfter the workshop participants will be able to communicate with their relatives about the cancer risk in their families and have informed conversations with their doctors about options for potentially preventing cancer. \nWho are the presenters at the workshop? \nMy colleague Emily Malouf\, a genetic counselor\, and myself. \nAre there other sources of information about hereditary cancer and ConnectMyVariant? \nYes\, take a few minutes to watch my recent interview on the syndicated program\, “Conversations That Matter” here.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/bbis-connectmyvariant-sets-free-workshop-on-hereditary-cancer-3/
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