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CPD-Accredited Webinar | Neuromuscular Mystery Case Rounds
The Neuromuscular Disease Network for Canada (NMD4C) and Muscular Dystrophy Canada (MDC) are pleased to invite you to Neuromuscular Mystery Case Rounds. This case-based rounds webinar is for Canadian clinicians, academics, and trainees with an interest in neuromuscular disease. NMD4C and MDC are providing organizational and technical support. Register Now Speakers: Dr. Gordon Jewett: TBD…
Read MoreMyogenesis Discussion Group Seminar
The Myogenesis Discussion Group host a seminar series on skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle research held virtually on the last Monday of each month.
Read MoreMyogenesis Discussion Group Seminar
The Myogenesis Discussion Group host a seminar series on skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle research held virtually on the last Monday of each month.
Read MoreMyogenesis Discussion Group Seminar | Yukari Endo
The Myogenesis Discussion Group host a seminar series on skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle research held virtually on the last Monday of each month.
Read MoreMyogenesis Discussion Group Seminar | Katy Tiper & Sophie Karolczak
The Myogenesis Discussion Group host a seminar series on skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle research held virtually on the last Monday of each month.
Read MoreMyogenesis Discussion Group Seminar | Dr. Will Wang, Dr. Allen Teng
The Myogenesis Discussion Group host a seminar series on skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle research held virtually on the last Monday of each month.
Read MoreMyogenesis Discussion Group Seminar | Adrienne Samani: The role of DOCK3 in skeletal muscle function, regeneration, and metabolism
The Myogenesis Discussion Group host a seminar series on skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle research held virtually on the last Monday of each month. This month’s Presenter is Adrienne Samani, of the University of Alabama, Birmingham
Read MoreCPD-Accredited Webinar | Neuromuscular Mystery Case Rounds – How a tennis player made us think outside the box
This case-based rounds webinar is for Canadian clinicians, academics, and trainees with an interest in neuromuscular disease.
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