St. Luke's College of Medicine Research and Innovations Forum 2018

16/07/2019

How real is depression? Due to the heightened awareness of its existence, depression has become a common term often heard in day-to-day conversations as each person tries to cope with the challenges of our generation. However, there are still those who need more evidence to say that it is real and not just a hype.

Meet another speaker for , Dr. Anne Cristine Guevarra. Her research focuses on the neurobiology of depression. Throughout the years, several studies have been conducted to broaden the understanding of depression, from its symptomatology, neurochemical mechanisms, and involvement of various biological systems. Molecular-based approaches have been employed including that of the discovery of the first antidepressant. Even the outcomes of psychotherapy, being a non-pharmacological form of treatment, have broadened beyond clinical results to show molecular changes in the brain made visible through neuroimaging.

Learn more about her research by registering through this link: bit.ly/ForwardThinkers2019
Pre-registration is only until August 1.

Specific instructions for completing the registration can be found at https://molmedconferenceph.wordpress.com/registration-mech…/

For questions and inquiries, you can email us at [email protected]

See you on September 28 and 29, 2019 at the Angelo King Auditorium, St. Luke's Medical Center College of Medicine!

24/06/2019

Looking forward to Molecular Medicine Conference 2019? Here's a sneak peek of the Day 1 and 2 topics.
Day 1 of the conference (September 28, 2019) will consist of four (4) sessions focusing on Communicable Diseases,
Non-Communicable Diseases, Drug Discovery and Development, as well as Mental Health/Neurodegenerative Disorders. Day 2 (September 29, 2019) will be about exchange of ideas and identification of resolutions for mobilizing Molecular Medicine research in the country.
Want your voices heard? Register now at bit.ly/ForwardThinkers2019
For questions and inquiries, you can email us at [email protected]
See you on September 28 and 29, 2019 at the Angelo King Auditorium, St. Luke's Medical Center College of Medicine!

Looking forward to Molecular Medicine Conference 2019? Here's a sneak peek of the Day 1 and 2 topics.

Day 1 of the conference (September 28, 2019) will consist of four (4) sessions focusing on Communicable Diseases,
Non-Communicable Diseases, Drug Discovery and Development, as well as Mental Health/Neurodegenerative Disorders. Day 2 (September 29, 2019) will be about exchange of ideas and identification of resolutions for mobilizing Molecular Medicine research in the country.

Want your voices heard? Register now at bit.ly/ForwardThinkers2019

For questions and inquiries, you can email us at [email protected]

See you on September 28 and 29, 2019 at the Angelo King Auditorium, St. Luke's Medical Center College of Medicine!

19/06/2019

REGISTRATION is now OPEN for the 2019 Molecular Medicine Conference! 🙂

The St. Luke's Molecular Medicine Society and the The Filipino Physician-Scientist invite you to

"Forward Thinkers: Shaping Healthcare through Molecular Medicine Research"

Join us as we aim to strengthen molecular medicine in the country through this conference by exchanging innovative ideas with scientists and clinicians.

You may register through this link:
bit.ly/ForwardThinkers2019

Specific instructions for completing the registration can be found at: https://molmedconferenceph.wordpress.com/registration-mechanics/

For questions and inquiries, you can email us at [email protected]

See you on September 28 and 29, 2019 at the Angelo King Auditorium, St. Luke's Medical Center College of Medicine!

REGISTRATION is now OPEN for the 2019 Molecular Medicine Conference! 🙂

The St. Luke's Molecular Medicine Society and the The Filipino Physician-Scientist invite you to "Forward Thinkers: Shaping Healthcare through Molecular Medicine Research". Join us as we aim to strengthen molecular medicine in the country through this conference by exchanging innovative ideas with scientists and clinicians.

You may register through this link:
bit.ly/ForwardThinkers2019

Specific instructions for completing the registration can be found at https://molmedconferenceph.wordpress.com/registration-mechanics/

For questions and inquiries, you can email us at [email protected]

See you on September 28 and 29, 2019 at the Angelo King Auditorium, St. Luke's Medical Center College of Medicine!

22/05/2019

The St. Luke's Human Cancer Biobank Research Unit is looking for interested and qualified individuals for the following positions:
1) Tissue Technician
2) Research Nurse

Join the growing team of the First Functional Human Cancer Biobank in the country!

See photos for details

18/04/2019

An exciting congress happening in Manila :)

02/04/2019

Precision medicine offers a huge opportunity to improve patient outcomes and cut spiraling healthcare costs by helping clinicians select therapies that are likely to work based on the individual molecular characteristics of a patient. Through this, spending money on drugs that do not work and may produce serious side effects will be avoided. The complexity and genomic origins of cancer make this disease particularly amenable to precision medicine efforts.

Meet our first speaker, Dr. Johnathan Watkins, who will talk about some of the approaches and tools for precision cancer medicine research with a focus on genomic biomarkers. This part of the symposium will encompass study design, data sources, typical analyses, and methods for interpretation. A few examples of genomic-based biomarkers and their clinical impact will also be discussed.

Registration is on-going.

http://bit.ly/datascienceprecisionmed
Don’t miss it!

Precision medicine offers a huge opportunity to improve patient outcomes and cut spiraling healthcare costs by helping clinicians select therapies that are likely to work based on the individual molecular characteristics of a patient. Through this, spending money on drugs that do not work and may produce serious side effects will be avoided. The complexity and genomic origins of cancer make this disease particularly amenable to precision medicine efforts.

Meet our first speaker, Dr. Johnathan Watkins, who will talk about some of the approaches and tools for precision cancer medicine research with a focus on genomic biomarkers. This part of the symposium will encompass study design, data sources, typical analyses, and methods for interpretation. A few examples of genomic-based biomarkers and their clinical impact will also be discussed.

Registration is on-going.
http://bit.ly/datascienceprecisionmed

Don’t miss it! 🙂

27/10/2018

Another excellent opportunity to clinicians and researchers brought to you by people from the St. Luke's family :)

Registration and Call for Abstracts Extended!

CONFERENCE UPDATE

Good news for those who wish to attend this year’s Molecular Medicine Conference. Due to high demand, the pre-registration period is extended until November 9, 2018. Additional slots are available for interested participants!

You may register through this link: http://bit.ly/molmedcon2018.

A happy weekend to everyone! 😃

20/08/2018

St. Luke's Molecular Medicine Society strongly advocates the integration of Translational Medicine in the country.

Sharing the same ideals this year, together with The Filipino Physician-Scientist Association, we bring you the 2018 Molecular Medicine Conference: From Bench to Bedside and Beyond
on November 17-18, 2018!

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for important announcements by following our pages.

We hope to see you there!

St. Luke's Molecular Medicine Society strongly advocates the integration of Translational Medicine in the country.

Sharing the same ideals this year, together with The Filipino Physician-Scientist, we bring you the 2018 Molecular Medicine Conference: From Bench to Bedside and Beyond
on November 17-18, 2018!

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for important announcements by following our pages.

We hope to see you there!

https://m.facebook.com/molmedph/

https://www.facebook.com/FilipinoPhysicianScientist/

13/04/2018

Good news, physicians!

RIF 2018 will provide 7 CPD units.

13/04/2018