Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
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About This Event
The Department of Internal Medicine's weekly Grand Rounds are led by internal and external speakers to discuss complex cases, evidence-based practices, and new research to improve patient care.
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds is held weekly on Fridays from 12:00 - 1:00 pm
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Upcoming Events
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
Dr. Erin Cobain, clinical associate professor of hematology and oncology, presents "Precision Oncology in Practice: How Genomic Tools are Changing Cancer Care."
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
Dr. Marisa Miceli, MD, clinical professor of infectious diseases, presents "The Many Shades of Gray: Decoding Fungal Disease."
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
Sarah Elizabeth Austin, MS, CGC, clinical assistant professor of genetic medicine, presents "Genetic Counseling for Hereditary Cancer Risk: Current Practice and Future Directions."
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
Jonathan Segal, MD, clinical professor of nephrology will be presenting.
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
Sara McCoy, MD, clinical instructor of rheumatology, presents "The Omics of Sjögren’s Disease Symptoms: Linking Molecular Mechanisms to Patient Experience."
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
Joseph Mauch, MD, house officer, presents on "Morbidity & Mortality."
