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The Cambridge Healthtech Institute Molecular Medicine list reaches inquirers and attendees of Cambridge Healthtech conferences with backgrounds in pharmacology, medicine, research, medical technology, academia, biotech, laboratory science, and other allied industries. Molecular medicine conferences bring together the life sciences community engaged in the latest research and technologies in precision medicine and precision health. Attendees rely on Cambridge conferences for educational content, discovery of new technologies and products, and networking with thought-leaders in the industry.
Cambridge Healthtech Institute molecular medicine conferences attract professionals from over 40 countries focused on the advancement of molecular medicine specifically in areas of discovery, genomics, diagnostics, and information technology. Molecular medicine relies on physical, chemical, biological, and medical techniques to determine molecular structures and mechanisms, identify genetic errors of disease, and develop molecular interventions to correct them. Attendees work in higher education facilities, laboratories, biotechnology companies, pharmacies, and clinical research organizations (CRO). Molecular medicine places emphasis on developing healthcare treatments and medicines at the cellular, chromosomal, and molecular levels to understand human health and disease. Clinical trials determine if a medical strategy, treatment, or medical device is safe and effective for humans.
Conference topics: Precision health, diagnostics innovation, infectious disease diagnostics, circulating tumor cells, liquid biopsy, precision oncology, spatial biology & single cell analysis, clinical biomarkers, cell therapy, gene therapy
Purchase Products: Medical publications, computers, software, networking infrastructure, bioinformatics, mobile communications, servers, DNA sequencers, genomic instrumentation, laboratory supplies, chemicals, biologics, artificial intelligence, imaging equipment, robotics, LIMS, and spectrometry
List Purchasers: retailers, government agencies, direct mail and email marketers, software developers, IT service providers, contract lab services, tradeshow coordinators, industry publications, financial institutions, robotics developers, medical suppliers, pharmaceuticals, and continuing education providers.
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