The British Columbia Clinical Genomics Network (BCCGN)

Conference SessionsPersonalized Medicine and the BC Clinical Genomics Network, Michael Hayden

Direct to Consumer Gene c Te ng, a Personal Account, Rosie Redfi eld and Stefan Rolando

Five things about Genomic Te ng over the internet that you need to know as a Family Physician, Tanya Nelson

Microarrays and Findings of Uncertain Signifi cance, Chris ne Tyson

Is High Throughput Sequencing ready for the clinic?, Anna Lehman

on of Genomics in Cancer, David Huntsman

Can Sequencing help treat dying children?, Jacob Rozmus

Ethnic Diversity and Pharmacogenomics, Liam Brunham

Keynote Address:Using Humor and Storytelling to Help Rewrite Our Gene c Code

Got funky DNA? Rogue cells? Have some laughs and see yourself in a whole new way.

Vancou on Center (Pan Pacifi c Hotel)1055 Canada Place

Tania Katan is an award-winning author, keynote speaker and solo-performer. Her memoir My One-Night Stand With Cancer has received the Stonewall Book Award, Publishing Triangle Award, and is a fi nalist for the Lambda Literary Award. Her performances and published work have been

en about in The Scotsman, The Advocate, The New York Times, and more. She has also appeared on TEDx.

CLINICAL GENOMICS -THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLYBC CLINICAL GENOMICS NETWORK ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Friday 20th April 2012; 8:30 am - 5:00 pmREGISTER AT WWW.BCCGN.CA