Carle Illinois College of Medicine General Events
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Healthy People 2030 and the All of Us Program demonstrate how human health is influenced by factors beyond direct patient/physician interactions, sometimes referred to as the exposome. A prime example is the increasing number of chemicals humans are exposed to and their effect on our overall chemical load. Commonly used risk assessment methods do not scale quickly or easil
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Oct. 6 | Altgeld Hall Room 314 | 7-8:30 pm | Have a brilliant idea and not sure about protecting intellectual property? Come listen to Prof. Joe Barich, a licensed patent attorney and an Adjunct Professor in the College of Law. He will share valuable insights about protecting your startup idea and answer your questions about patents and trademarks.
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Assistant Teaching Professor and Co-Director of Medical Ethics and Humanities thread at the Carle Illinois College of Medicine, Dr. Sheppard will discuss her work in developing medical humanities and medical anthropology curricula and her work with community based participatory research.
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In Remembrance and Thanks To all Anatomy Donors from the Carle Illinois College of Medicine Class of 2025 October 21st, 2022, 3-5 pm Medical Sciences Building Auditorium (Room 274) All M2s, Anatomy faculty, and other Carle Illinois College of Medicine faculty are welcome for refreshments and to provide remarks.
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The Cunningham Township, a part of the Urbana government, provides assistance for families in severe need, typically they are the last safety net for families in need. As a service-learning opportunity, Carle Illinois College of Medicine will host a table at their Fall Harvest event on Saturday, October 22 from 2-4pm to provide health-related information. Please join us!
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Voice disorders are abnormalities in vocal pitch, tone, volume, resonance, and pace. In the United States, roughly 29.7 million individuals are affected each year, but only three million seek treatment. Shreya Rangarajan will present a new platform called VOCA Health (trademark pending), developed by students at at Carle Illinois College of Medicine. The innovation is aime
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Professor Zeynep Madak-Erdogan will present epidemiological and molecular data supporting a utility for spatial information predicting cancer risk and identifying molecular differences and vulnerabilities to understand breast and lung cancer disparities. She will include examples of how these novel findings can be used to mitigate cancer disparities.