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American College of Medical Genetics -- 2007 Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting Announcement

The ACMG Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting is an outstanding educational opportunity relevant to professionals in medical and clinical genetics who are providing comprehensive diagnostic, management and genetic counseling services for patients with, or at risk for, genetically influenced health problems; laboratory directors and technicians providing genetic testing; researchers involved in the discovery of genetic disorders and treatments; and any other healthcare and public health professionals with an interest in the rapidly evolving field of medical genetics and its integration into healthcare.

Detailed information regarding sessions, speakers, exhibitors and online abstract submission, registration and housing is available at www.acmgmeeting.net.

PLENARY SESSIONS
Presidential Symposium: Of Practice, Patents, and the Preservation of Training
38th Annual March of Dimes Clinical Genetics Conference: Genetics of Skeletal Dysplasias
Highlights in Medical Genetics
ACMG/SIMD Joint Plenary Session: Expanded Newborn Screening: How Are We Dealing with Diagnostic Dilemmas and What's New On the Horizon?

WORKSHOPS

CAP/LAP Molecular Pathology/Cytogenetics Inspector Training Seminar
ACMG Public Health SIG Forum
Medical Genetics Training Program Director's Workshop
Genetic Counselors' Forum: Direct To Consumer Testing: Boom or Gloom for Genetic Counselors

CONCURRENT INVITED SESSIONS

Innovations and Resources for Medical Genetics Educators
The Expanding Clinical Spectrum of Congenital Disorders of Glycosylation
Gene Amplification in Neoplasia: Molecular Cytogenetic Detection of DNA Amplification
Mutations in Genes Affecting the RAS/MAPK pathway: Noonan, Costello and Cardio-Facio-Cutaneous Syndromes
Transitioning Genetic Care from the Pediatric to the Adult Setting: Challenges and Opportunities Shou
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Contact: Jane Dahlroth
jane@jrdaggett.com
703-921-0333
American College of Medical Genetics
17-Nov-2006


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