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Pancreas Disease and the Black Community: Toward a Personalized Medicine Experience

Welcome – David Bakelman, NPF, CEO  Overview of NPF  Intro to Personalized Medicine Coalition Faswilla Sampson, PMC, Chief Operating Officer  Overview of PMC, what is personalized medicine  Personalized medicine tailors care more closely to biological characteristics AND to the circumstances/values shaping patients’ experiences with health care system  More than a Number Pancreas Disease and the Black Community Darwin L. Conwell, MD, MSc, FACG Professor and Chair Department of Internal Medicine Jack M. Gill Endowed Chair in Internal Medicine University of Kentucky College of Medicine Health Disparities in Pancreas Disease Alyce Adams, PhD, MPP Associated Director, Community Outreach and Engagement Stanford Cancer Institute  Drivers of health disparities in general and in pancreatic disease  Differences in healthcare access, including clinical trials  Overcoming these barriers and the role of community engagement Personalized Medicine 101 James Lillard, PhD MBA Professor and Senior Associate Dean for Research & Innovation at Morehouse School of Medicine American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow National Academy of Inventors Fellow  Personalized Medicine 101: what, why, and the significance to understanding possible treatments and testing for the future Importance of Partnerships in Pancreas Disease Education Garry Lowe Vice Chair, John Robert Lewis Legacy Institute Patient speaker: Zita Roberts Panel Q&A This initiative is provided by an education grant from AbbVie and Immunovia