There are three guest speakers at each UCL Grand Round, the talks span basic science, clinical translation, and population health. These talks are followed by a panel discussion, the audience consists of doctors, researchers, and medical students from UCL and NHS partner trusts in addition to representatives from charities, pharma, and government.
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There are three guest speakers at each UCL Grand Round, the talks span basic science, clinical translation, and population health. These talks are followed by a panel discussion, the audience consists of doctors, researchers, and medical students from UCL and NHS partner trusts in addition to representatives from charities, pharma, and government.
Making more effective medicines; making medicines more effective - Audio
UCL Grand Round - Bench to Bedside - Audio
1 hour 30 minutes 48 seconds
13 years ago
Making more effective medicines; making medicines more effective - Audio
15th February 2012 - Introduction by Professor Sir John Tooke, Vice-Provost (Health) and Head of UCL School of Life & Medical Sciences . Stephen Neidle, Professor of Chemical Biology and Research Director, UCL School of Pharmacy:
"21st century cancer drug discovery: what should it deliver?" Rob Horne, Professor of Behavioural Medicine, UCL School of Pharmacy: "Patients’ perspectives on medicines: the missing link in treatment optimisation?" Aroon Hingorani, Professor of Genetic Epidemiology, UCL Institute of Epidemiology & Health Care: "Genomic medicine: made-to-measure or one-size-fits-all?" Followed by panel discussion. Chair: Raymond Macallister, Professor of Clinical Pharmacology, UCL Division of Medicine.
UCL Grand Round - Bench to Bedside - Audio
There are three guest speakers at each UCL Grand Round, the talks span basic science, clinical translation, and population health. These talks are followed by a panel discussion, the audience consists of doctors, researchers, and medical students from UCL and NHS partner trusts in addition to representatives from charities, pharma, and government.
