Pompe Disease: Newborn Screening Initiative in the US
Stephanie DeArmey presents “Pompe Disease: Newborn Screening Initiative in the US”. Note that due to PHI, portions of the video slides are blacked out. The audio will continue to play.
Stephanie DeArmey presents “Pompe Disease: Newborn Screening Initiative in the US”. Note that due to PHI, portions of the video slides are blacked out. The audio will continue to play.
Dr. Kobrynski presents at the 2011 SERC-SERGG Annual Conference.
Dr. Ledbetter presents at the 2010 SERGG Annual Meeting.
Dr. Barry Smith presents on biomedical ontology. This is the first of a two-part lecture.
Dr. Ginsburg presents at the 2011 SERC-SERGG Annual Conference.
This is the second in a two-part presentation (video also available on SERC).
Dr. Bellcross presents on genetic risk profiling.
Dr. Irons presents at the 2010 SERGG Annual Meeting
Dr. Boerkoel presents on evolution, individuality, and disease.
Dr. Brilliant presents at the 2010 SERGG Annual Meeting.
Dr. Wenger presents, “Krabbe Disease: 100 Years from the Bedside to the Bench and Back to the Bedside”
Stephanie Cagle presents on MPS I disease.
Dr. Cecile Janssens, Professor of Translational Epidemiology within Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health, presented on Wednesday, September 11 during SERC’s Lunch and Learn Series. Her research involves the translation … More →
Dr. Wood presents on VLCAD and GA1 newborn screening in South Carolina for the Lunch and Learn series.
Dr. Amy Yang presents “Newborn Screening for Pompe Disease: Lessons Learned from New York”
“New Gene Discovery and Other Insights from Diagnostic Evaluations in the Undiagnosed Diseases Network” by Loren Pena, MD, Undiagnosed Disease Network, Duke University.
On March 1, 2010, Dr. Michael J. Bennett of The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia presented “New developments with fatty acid oxidation defects” at Emory University’s Grand Rounds in Atlanta, GA.
Dr. Koeberl presents on glycogen storage disease.
Dr. Kearney presents on genome array testing.