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2010 Annual Meeting - Agenda

The 2010 SERGG Annual Meeting Agenda is available via web page or PDF.

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SERGG Annual Meeting

July 22-24, 2010

Sawgrass Marriott Hotel

Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida


 

 

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Welcome to SERGG

Welcome to the Southeastern Regional Genetics Group (SERGG).

SERGG is a network of genetics and newborn screening providers in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands, and is funded in part by a grant from the Federal Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA), Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB).

One of the goals of SERGG is to address the inequities in genetic service and resources in the region and to expand existing regional capabilities and resources and to develop new regional systems to address these gaps. Another goal is to improve the existing regional communication infrastructure and to facilitate information sharing among providers of genetic services and consumes and to establish collaborative partnerships with other professional organizations.

SERGG welcomes you to use the information found in this site and invites your participation.

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2010 Annual Meeting
Agenda

The 2010 SERGG Annual Meeting Agenda is available via web page or PDF.

 

Invited Speakers

“Genetics Evaluation of Short Stature”

Mira B. Irons, MD

Associate Professor and Acting Chief

Division of Genetics

Children’s Hospital Boston

 

“What’s New in Newborn Screening”

Brad L.Therrell, PhD 

Director, Newborn Screening and Genetics Resource Center

Professor of Pediatrics, University of Texas Health Science Center

 

“Issues in Genetics Testing in Navajo Populations”

Murray H. Brilliant, PhD

Professor of Pediatrics and Molecular & Cellular Biology

University of Colorado

 

“Cytogenetic Arrays in Clinical Practice:  Developing Standards for Constitutional and Cancer Applications”

David H. Ledbetter, PhD                               

Director, Division of Medical Genetics         

Emory University School of Medicine                       

 

Marilyn Li, MD

Associate Professor

Tulane University School of Medicine

 

 Registration

For participants, click here.

For exhibitors, click here.

 

Exhibitors

Information for exhibitors is available here

 

Accommodations

Information about the hotel including registration deadlines and group rates is available here.

 

Directions

An interactive map to the meeting location is available here.

 

CME's

Accreditation Statement is available here.

 

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