James Malleis, MD
Resident (PGY-3)
Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathology
University of Washington Objectives: - Describe the biological premises and approaches these non-invasive tumor diagnostics are based on.
- Appraise the benefits and limitations of these modalities for screening, diagnosis, and therapeutic monitoring of disease.
- Reflect upon the growing impact of non-invasive tumor diagnostics in laboratory medicine and anatomic pathology as a potential disruptive technology.
Speaker disclosures: Dr. James Malleis discloses no relevant conflicts of interest.
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Online only via Zoom. *The live streaming and sign-in/evaluation form URLs remain the same from week to week. Grant Acknowledgment: None Planning Committee Disclosures: The following members have no financial or other relationship with any commercial interest in the past twelve months: Ben Bradley, MD, PhD; Sindhu Cherian, MD; Noah Hoffman, MD, PhD; Nabiha Huq Saifee, MD, PhD; Ryan Morse, MD; Cate Paschal, PhD; Brian Shirts MD, PhD; and Susan Fink, MD PhD. Planning member disclosures, continued: Sean Murphy, MD, PhD discloses equity in Sound Vaccines Inc., research support from Novartis, and consulting for Giner Inc.; Daniel Sabath, MD, PhD discloses Grant/Research support from RareCyte, Inc.; Hamilton Tsang, MD discloses research funding from Terumo BCTbio.
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