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VIVA Gut Microbiome and Cancer Webinar Series

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VIVA Education Webinar Series

Gut Microbiome and Cancer

9 July – 3 Dec 2022, Saturdays

8:30AM – 9:30AM (UTC+8 | SGT)* | Check your Time Zone 

VIVA Foundation for Children with Cancer in collaboration with Prof Joseph Sung, Dean of Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (Nanyang Technological University) is excited to announce a new webinar series that will focus on gut microbiome health.

The objective of the series is to educate health care professionals about the role of gut microbiome in cancer.  The series will involve monthly 1 hour presentations over a 6-month period. Lectures will be targeted at health care professionals at all training levels interested in Gut Microbiome and its association with cancer.

If you can’t make it, you can still register to receive a copy of the webinar recording.

Medical professionals in Singapore may eligible for CME/CPE/CNE credits for attending this webinar.

 
Credits and Certificates of Attendance will only be issued for those who are able to attend the live session and are in adherence with VIVA’s Attendance Policy.

PROGRAMME RUNDOWN

DateTopicSpeaker
9 JULIntroduction to Gut MicrobiomeProf Joseph Sung
6 AUGGut Microbiome and NutritionA/Prof Sunny Wong
10 SEPGut Microbiome and Cancer Development and DiagnosisA/Prof Sunny Wong
1 OCTGut Microbiome and Effects of Cancer TherapyProf Alfred Cheng
5 NOVGut Microbiome and Cancer RecoveryA/Prof Joanne Ngeow
3 DECGut Microbiome and Cancer PreventionProf Joseph Sung

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ORGANISING CHAIR

Prof Joseph Sung

Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
Nanyang Technological University

SPEAKERS

A/Prof Sunny Wong

Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
Nanyang Technological University

Prof Alfred Cheng

Faculty of Medicine
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

A/Prof Joanne Ngeow

Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
Nanyang Technological University

$30.00

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