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TGen’s Dr. John Carpten speaks on the Environmental Causes of Cancer

Got a email about this really interesting sounding talk coming up in August in Phoenix and thought I’d pass along the info for anyone that is interested. Seating is limited so RSVP if you want to go!

(Save the Date: 8-21-08) TGen’s Dr. John Carpten speaks on the
Environmental Causes of Cancer

Coming Thursday, August 21st 2008 at 7:30am

Southwest Green Breakfast Discussion Series: Putting green to work
for you!

Brought to you by Southwest Green magazine (sw-green.com), a
EC-Publication and Tom’s Tavern and Restaurant

Subject: Environmental Factors Influencing Cancer Risks

Presented by Dr. John D. Carpten, Ph.D.
Senior Investigator and Director
Division of Integrative Cancer Genomics
Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), Phoenix, AZ

About the Lecture

Going green is about making environmentally, socially and
economically
sound decisions that will improve quality of life. That includes
living in a way that can reduce the influences in our lives that can
result in disease. In the first of our Southwest-Green Breakfast
lectures at Town Tavern, Dr. John Carpten will discuss how factors
within our environment can affect the risk of developing cancer.

About the Speaker

The Director of the Division of Integrative Cancer Genomics at the
Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), Phoenix, AZ Dr.
John
Carpten is an exceptionally talented cancer investigator with an
unparalleled compassion for patients and dedication to finding
answers. His work at TGen is focused on searching for genetic
identifiers that will act as predictors for prostate cancer.  In
addition to prostate cancer, Dr. Carpten is also working on adult
hematological malignancies, particularly multiple myeloma, a disease
that again disproportionately affects African Americans. Finally Dr.
Carpten is also the laboratory project leader for the Multiple
Myeloma
Genomic Initiative, a multi-million dollar research program designed
to rapidly accelerate progress made against multiple myeloma by
significantly improving the understanding of the biology of the
disease. He was recently named a “Trailblazer” by “Science Spectrum”
magazine.

Date……..Thursday August 21st, 2008

Time……..7am, Breakfast Seating
7:30-8:30am, Program

Location….Tom’s Restaurant & Tavern
2 N. Central Ave., Phoenix AZ 85004
Phone 602-257-1688
Parking in Patriot’s Park garage
(bring receipt for validation)

Cost……..Free, breakfast on your own

RSVP……..Seating is limited to 40 – please RSVP

To RSVP email
** EMAIL
(preferred method we can send you a reminder)
Send email to RSVP@NxTHorizon.com with your
name, phone # and mention you’re attending Southwest Green
Breakfast Discussion Series

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