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Date: Friday 06 September 2024
Time: 09:00 - 17:30
Location: The Curve Lecture Theatre and online via MS Teams, View map
The InterTB symposium is a 1-day academic meeting which is focused on new regimens and clinical trials for pulmonary DS-TB. It has been running for 18 years and attracts regular attendance by leading academics and trialists. Delegates will be provided a certificate of attendance. Lunch and refreshments will be included in the price of your ticket.
Session 1: Drug pipeline and preclinical regimen development
Chair: Jon Friedland
Session 2: New/current trials
Chair: Richard Chaisson
Session 3: Clinical trial design and outcome measures
Chair: Rada Savic
Session 4: Keynote lecture
Chair: Sean Wasserman
Download the programme here.
If you have any questions about the InterTB symposium, please contact the InterTB organising committee.
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