Division of Clinical Sciences

WMSClinical Sciences

3rd International Symposium


Progress on Personalizing Medicines

Thursday 24th - Friday 25th March, 2011
Conference Room,
Warwick Arts Centre,
University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL

Programme 

Scientific Board

Laura Biron, Johns Hopkins, Washington DC - Health Impact Fund; Zameel Cader, Oxford - New variants for migraine; Aileen Clarke, Warwick Evidence, Personalising evidenced-based decisions; Wendy L Currie, Warwick - eHealth; Alan Davies, CMO EMEA, GE Healthcare - Diagnostics and HCIT in earlier diagnosis, targeted therapy and monitoring; Arun Dheer, UHCW, Coventry - Integrated Healthcare; Sir Gordon Duff, Chairman, UK Commission on Human Medicines - Personalised Healthcare: Luxury or Necessity?; Adam Heathfield, Director of Science Policy for Europe, Pfizer - Development of Personalised Treatment; Andrew Marsh, Warwick, Chemical Genomics; Munir Pirmohamed, Liverpool - Filling the translational gaps; Miquel Pons, Barcelona, drug discovery; Dan Rathbone, Aston, Drug Discovery; Philip Routledge, Cardiff - Regulatory perspectives; Duane Schulthess, Commercial Director, Science|Business, Brussels, policy on health innovation; Andrew Shindler, London, Intellectual Property; Donald Singer, Warwick - new target discovery

Key themes
Of interest to

biologicals

biotechnology industry

biomarkers

chemical biologists

ethical issues

ethicists

explaining risk

experts in intellectual property and patents

genetic variability in drug response

geneticists

health inequality resolution

health economists

eHealth systems

health media

genetic markers of response

health professionals

genetic markers of risk

pharmacologists

new approaches to drug discovery

pharmaceutical professionals

pharmacogenomic testing

policy makers and advisers

regulatory perspectives

prescribers

RNA therapeutics

regulatory authorities

safer prescribing

scientists interested in new therapeutic targets

stem cell therapy

scientists interested in drug development

view from policy makers

scientists interested in diversity in clinical response to medicines



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Useful links

AMA (Genetics) Pharmacogenomics

Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry 

Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration TGA

Bio-IT World

British Pharmacology Society

UK Committee on Human Medicines CHM

European Agency for Evaluation of Medicinal Products EMEA

USA Food and Drugs Agency FDA

Health Canada

Human Genome Project Information

New Zealand Medsafe

New Zealand Centre for Adverse Reactions Monitoring CARM

National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICE

Office of Biological and Environmental Research 

Office of Health Economics

The Pharmacogenomics Journal

The Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA)

UMC logoWHO Collaborating Centre for International Drug Monitoring

New Statesman Logo Debate: The future of medicine

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