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Precision Medicine • Video • 16 October, 2017
Precision Medicine
Oct. 16, 2017

Good bugs vs bad bugs - public lecture

Infection and Immunity is a broad area of research at SAHMRI that addresses health issues at the intersection of infection, immunity, chronic disease and community.

Join our panel of experts as they discuss how new research into both good and bad bugs could potentially help you and the ones you love.

Topics covered included:

  • 'Bacteria made me do it! Is there anything we can't blame on the human microbiome?' - Associate Professor Geraint Rogers, Director Microbiome Research, SAHMRI, Flinders Medical School
  • 'Good and bad bugs in early life' - Associate Professor David Lynn, EMBL Australia Group Leader in Biomedical Informatics, SAHMRI, Flinders Medical School

This public lecture was proudly presented by Health Partners.

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