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Denise Brock

Denise has over 30 years of varying experience in the healthcare arena.  In August 2009 she joined The Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education as one of its first employees.  She has grown with the organization and now oversees the operational movement of programs, efficiency, and effectiveness within the organization, as well as the daily processes and functions.  

 

JOIN GRACE - Live in Seattle, November 10, 2018 ~Local Therapies for Metastatic Lung Cancer
Join GRACE and Swedish Cancer Institute in Seattle for our 2018 OncTalk -- Local Therapies for Metastatic Lung Cancer
Who, What, Why, When and How?
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The Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE)

in partnership with

 

 

 

Swedish Cancer Institute

presents:

Local Therapies for Metastatic Lung Cancer
Who, What, Why, When and How?

Swedish Cancer Center, Tesh Conference Room

Saturday, November 10, 2018 | 10:00 am– 1:00 pm


Join GRACE and Swedish Cancer Institute for our live event featuring Drs H. Jack West, Eric Vallieres, Vivek Mehta, Puneeth Iyengar

In this 2018 OncTalk series, the docs will discuss local therapies for metastatic lung cancer. To view the full AGENDA, please visit this link.    


Please register to join us in person at Swedish Medical Center, or join the live webcast. 

 
Don't miss out.  This event is free but space is limited!  Reserve your spot! 
 
To register please click here.  

Our faculty will discuss the following topics: 

  • Newer Technologies in Radiation
  • Novel Indications for Local Therapy in Advanced NSCLC
  • The Growing Potential Utility of Surgery in Advanced NSCLC
  • Systemic Therapies for Advanced NSCLC
  • Panel Discussion and Question and Answer time.  

Join us after for coffee and tea, and light snacks. 


To view the full agenda, please visit this link.  


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