International Seminars 2025 – International genetic counselling: Emerging issues in a rapidly advancing profession
International Seminars 2025 - International genetic counselling: Emerging issues in a rapidly advancing profession

We are pleased to inform you that on October 2, the Master’s Program in Genetic Counselling (ICBAS-UP) and UMIB, together with APPAcGen, will host Professor Jon Weil for an international seminar entitled “International genetic counselling: Emerging issues in a rapidly advancing profession.”

The session is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. at the Alexandre Quintanilha Auditorium, in the renovated Abel Salazar building, and will be conducted by Professor Milena Paneque.

Admission is free but subject to registration at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf9U4qi-J11H3X_ms2e9gaLf3hxwnCucZnyJ-GU8bdKN51n6Q/viewform?usp=dialog

International Seminars 2025 - International genetic counselling: Emerging issues in a rapidly advancing profession

October 2nd

10:30 am

 

Alexandre Quintanilha Auditorium, in the renovated Abel Salazar building

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