Indiana Life Sciences Collaboration Conferences Series
Biological and Physiological Differences Across the Population: Implications for Research & Development Along the Life Sciences Value Chain
November 16, 2007
- Location:
- Bloomington, Indiana
- Cook Medical World Headquarters
- Sponsors:
- Cook Medical
- Indiana University College of Arts & Sciences
- Indiana University School of Medicine
- The Methodist Medical Center of Illinois
- Bloomington Life Sciences Partnership
- Sommer Barnard PC
- Overview:
It is becoming increasingly apparent that biological and physiological differences among all of us are important factors impacting disease incidence. Sex, age, ethnicity, and race affect both the onset and the solutions to many diseases. This is the premise for the November 16, 2007 Indiana Life Sciences Collaboration Conference Series event to be hosted by Cook Medical in Bloomington, Indiana. What this means for Indiana is that life sciences organizations from our research universities to our pharmaceutical, medical device and biotech companies, must take these variations into account in research and development in order to optimize diagnostic and therapeutic solutions.
