Cancer Research & Oncology 2018

Our 6th Annual Cancer Research & Oncology Virtual Event is now available On Demand! This free online event will bring research professionals, scientists, and clinicians from around the world to learn and discuss recent advances in cancer research. As with all LabRoots events, the Cancer Research and Oncology Event encourages a worldwide collaboration and connections between colleagues and field experts.
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OTHER ON-DEMAND WEBINARS

Innovations In Drug Delivery

In order to keep competitive, pharma firms and their partners must keep current with the latest developments in drug delivery.
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The Truth about Doctors

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Amidst the massive technological and social changes upending the societal status quo, the culture of doctors around the globe is also in flux according to The Truth About Doctors, a new global research study conducted by McCann Health, in partnership with McCann Truth Central. This landmark study which surveyed nearly 2,000 doctors in 16 markets, found that the practice of medicine is not everything doctors thought it would be. In fact, the expectations of the job are startling mismatched to the realities of the high-volume, cost-cutting, technology-driven health environment we live in today. There is a massive gap between expectations and reality for doctors around the globe that is impacting their ability to do their job, as well as their enthusiasm for it.
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Cell Biology 2017

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Join us in advancing basic biology and recent tools and techniques in cell research by coming together with like-minded colleagues. Cell Biology 2017 creates a valuable platform for inspiring global and interdisciplinary collaboration in a virtual environment. The Conference will bring together professors, post-docs, biologists and biomedical professionals from all over the world. Attend interactive sessions, first-class exhibitions and virtual poster presentations. A cell is the smallest individual unit of any living organism. Cell biology studies cells – their physiological properties, structure, the organelles they contain, environmental interactions, life cycle, division and death, on a microscopic and molecular level.
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Minimising non-human primate use in drug development

Use of non-human primates (NHPs) continues to be necessary as part of the drug development process for various reasons, including current regulatory requirements and scientific justifications of human relevance, to ensure the safety of new pharmaceuticals in humans.
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