Novel Cancer Therapies: How and Why

Free Public Education Event

Novel Cancer Therapies: How and Why

Sunday, 14 November 2021

4.00pm-6.00pm

Online via Zoom

PUBLIC EDUCATION EVENT ~ FREE

This public education event looks at various new cancer therapies, how they affect the body and why they are needed. Topics include treatment and cures for cancers that have spread, foundational medicine therapies and more. This is a public education event. All are invited to attend.

Sponsored by GenesisCare.

Target: Public

No CPE credit available.

Registration: https://forms.gle/tui12Ttf9TnFEwRf7

Or email hhccmeevents@gmail.com

Or Call or WhatsApp 246-269-6183/ 246-253-9384

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