Hereditary Cancer: Moving from Family History to Gene Panels in 2019

Learning Objectives:

• Diagnose hereditary cancer syndromes

• Apply cancer prevention strategies for patients with FAP and Lynch Syndrome

• Apply cancer gene panels into current oncology practice

• Review options for chemoprevention in hereditary cancer syndromes

N. Jewel Samadder, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine, Gastroenterology, & Hepatology
Department of Clinical Genomics
Mayo Clinic Arizona

LOCATION  Phoenix campus:  PX MH 01 220 Waugh Auditorium Side A / Scottsdale campus:  CRB 3-011 and MCS 3-358E

To receive CME credit and record attendance, text the unique presentation code to 507-200-3010 
Trainees must ALSO swipe to record their attendance.  Attendees must be present to receive code.
Credit (if available) is announced on the Group Home page. All sessions are reviewed individually and credit is pulled for any that does not meet the criteria.

ABOUT Cancer Center Grand Rounds are held weekly on Thursdays for faculty and junior faculty, investigators and junior investigators, scholars, graduate students, medical students, research fellows, administration and allied health staff.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Light refreshments will be served on the Phoenix campus only.

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