EEB: Being eNRGy Conscious: Understanding NRG1 Fusions

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 Being eNRGy Conscious: Understanding NRG1 Fusions


This webinar is a recorded presentation of a live broadcast and includes a pre-test, the presentation, , audience Q&A, handout, and a post-test.
Continuing Education is no longer available for the webinar.
 Description:

View this webinar to discuss NRG1 fusions in cancer including the physiology (and pathophysiology) of NRG1 signaling, lab considerations and clinical implications. Attend this webinar and get answers to the most pressing questions such as: 

  • Why are NRG1 fusions so difficult to detect (and how should we test for them)?
  • What do these fusions mean for the patient?
  • And what are the new treatments directed to these molecular targets?

Learning Objectives:
    • Describe the pathophysiology of NRG1 fusions in cancer
    • Identify the preferred method of testing for NRG1 fusions
    • Discuss the clinical significance of NRG1 fusions in lung cancer




Speaker:
Stephen Liu, MD

Georgetown University

Moderator:

Kurtis Davies, PhD
University of Colorado


Duration: 1 Hour
Level of Instruction:  Intermediate
Date Recorded: April 12, 2023

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  3. Complete the "Demographic questionnaire for Emerging and Evolving Biomarkers Series" before the webinar date. You will only need to do this once for the entire series.

Continuing Education Credit Information

Continuing Education is no longer available for the webinar.


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