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June 1, 2009
 


CURE member HarveyMalis Communications is offering a limited number of FREE* passes to the
 

  Consumer Genetics Conference

June 9–11
Hynes Convention Center
Boston, MA

http://www.consumergeneticsshow.com
  
Learn about the growing field of Consumer Genetics.
Hear thought leaders on the science, technology, legal concerns,  healthcare implications, and business opportunities of Consumer Genetics
Learn how to capitalize on an emerging market opportunity
  
Speakers include:

Francis Collins, MD
Former Director of the National Human Genome Research Institute

Jay Flatley
President and CEO, Illumna

George Church, PhD
Harvard Medical School

Greg Lucier
CEO Life Technologies (formerly Invitrogen)

David Ewing Duncan
Best Selling Author and Award Winning Journalist

Robert Green, MD, MPH
Harvard Medical School and Boston University Medical School

Michael Egholm
Vice President of Research and Development, Roche/454 Life Sciences

To see the complete schedule, look here.

For a list of the types of companies who should consider attending, click here.

*   Passes will be distributed via pass code on a first come, first served basis. E-mail laura@harveymalis.com for your pass code. A small fee of up to $8 will be charged to cover registration processing.

 

  HarveyMalis Communications is a full service marketing communications agency specializing in lifesciences, healthcare, and not for profits.
 

 

 
 
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