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The Latino Cancer Institute (TLCI) is a nationwide community and research network dedicated to solving the issues and burden of Latino cancer.
Held annually, SCHD 2024 will bring together oncology professionals, cancer disparity researchers, and other stakeholders to discuss factors leading to cancer health disparities. A distinctive feature of this conference is case-based discussions that will describe a problem, how it was solved, and the lessons learned. https://education.binayfoundation.org/content/summit-cancer-health-disparities-schd24
The Summit will convene Hispanic/Latinx leaders from health and human service organizations, faith-based communities, health policy professionals, community stakeholders, health departments and government agencies. The purpose of the National Summit is to establish a National Hispanic/Latinx Health Agenda and implementation plan. The summit will focus on updating the groundbreaking National Hispanic/Latinx Health Federal Action Agenda […]
An Academy Health event focused using health data to improve healthcare. Attendees will learn from health policy experts, government program leaders, data users, and entrepreneurs with deep knowledge in data use. Ysabel Duron, founder of the Latino Cancer Institute, will take part in the Institute’s upcoming panel discussion titled "Redefining Boundaries: AI, Privacy, and Safety […]
Hands-on research collaboration session on structural SDOH. About ScHARe: Science Collaborative for Health disparities and Artificial intelligence bias Reduction is a cloud-based platform for population science including social determinants of health (SDOH). FREE Click here for Registration Information
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