Michigan State University College of Human Medicine will host the second annual MSURx, a series of thought-provoking and inspirational short talks, on Friday, October 2. The TED-like event showcases College of Human Medicine alumni, students, faculty, researchers and community supporters.
The event will take place at DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. The talks will also be broadcast online.
MSURx speakers and topics include:
*Andre Bachmann - Hunting for Old Drugs with New Purpose: DFMO for Neuroblastoma
*Michael Bennish - How Much Has Health Improved Globally?
*Barbara Forney
*Neal Hegarty - MSU Flint Medical Campus - A Funder's Perspective
*Jennifer Johnson - Us and Them: Experiences on the Road to Human Justice for All
*Douglas McKeag - A Stroll Through the Garden of Medicine
*Marci Muller - Look! It's a Zebra!
*Thomas Noren - Tips for Healers
*Phillip Potter - You Can't Thank Dr. Jones
*Ross Ramsey - Invite Yourself to Make a Difference
*Teresa Soldner - Getting Off the Treadmill
*Irving Vega - Alzheimer's Disease Research: From Bench to Society
For more information, visit the College of Human Medicine website.