Moving From Reactive To Proactive Medicine Through Data Science And Collective Impact

William S. Dalton, phD, MD

Founder And Executive Chair Of M2Gen; Founding Member; ORIEN; Former Director Of Moffit Cancer Center

November 21st, 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

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Developing Targeted Approaches

And Individualized Therapies For Each Patient

Research

Believe

Everyone Deserves

Quality Health Care Closer To Home

Patient Care

Developing

Newer, Safer, Cancer Treatments Through Clinical Trials

Clinical Trials

Positive Outcomes

From Community-Based Research

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Latest Cancer Care News

New paper shows differences in location

November 19, 2019

University of Illinois Cancer Center member Greg Calip served as co-author on a new study that showed regional

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Despite fighting metastatic cancer, Rose feeling blessed

November 19, 2019

“Truly blessed.” That response may seem unusual from someone who is battling a rare form of cancer,

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Dalton headlining Distinguished Lecture Series

November 12, 2019

William S. (Bill) Dalton will be the featured speaker at the University of Illinois Cancer Center’s Distinguished Lecture

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UI Cancer Center well represented at NCPF

November 12, 2019

Big data is being used in countless ways today: Dating, shopping, and regulating energy consumption, just to name

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William S. Dalton, PhD, MD – Moving from Reactive to Proactive Medicine Through Data Science and Collective Impact

November 21 at 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

Ekrem Emrah Er, PhD – Metastatic colonization: molecular mechanisms, vulnerabilities and clinical implications

November 26 at 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Nicole Gastala, MD – Research With A Federally Qualified Health Center System – How to Ensure Your Research Addresses the Needs of Mile Square Health Center

December 10 at 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

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Chicago Loop Life Expectancy

Austin, East Garfield Park, Englewood and West Englewood Life Expectancy

Life expectancy in the Chicago Loop is 85-years-old, but just a few miles away in the neighborhoods of Austin, East Garfield Park, Englewood and West Englewood, that age drops drastically to just over 70. We are striving to understand these differences and are working to reduce these burdens.