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The successful clinical translation of new technologies to the clinic requires a wide range of expertise. Our multi-disciplinary group of more than 100 prostate cancer scientists, physicians, trainees and healthcare employees from five leading Alberta health research institutions are working with an international collaborative network to achieve our translational research goals – to make a meaningful impact on health policy and the outcomes of patients living with prostate cancer.

Our overall goal is to improve patient outcomes and quality of life by developing and successfully translating to the clinic innovative tests that are more sensitive, more accurate and more cost-effective than current tests for prostate cancer.

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2018 APCaRI Fall Symposium

Our fall APCaRI 2018 symposium wrapped up on Saturday afternoon after two days of excellent seminars, great food, lots of coffee, bowling, hikes around Banff, get-togethers at the local pub, and beautiful fall weather with minimal snowfall!

The APCaRI meeting was attended by people from across Canada and the USA representing the Alberta Cancer Foundation, Bird Dogs for Prostate Cancer Research, Cross Cancer Institute, DynaLIFE Medical Labs, Edmonton Health City, Entos Pharmaceuticals, Institute of Health Economics, Nanostics Inc, Northern Alberta Urology Centre, Oisin Biotechnologies, PandiaDX, PROSTAID Calgary, Prostate Cancer Centre, Prostate Cancer Support Group, University of Alberta, University of Calgary, Western University, and the Yukon Hospital Corporation.
The invited speakers gave excellent keynote talks that kick-started interesting conversations during the meeting.

Dr. Alison Allan from Western University gave the Friday keynote seminar on developing circulating tumour cells as liquid biospies for early detection of cancers.

Dr. Melina Cimler, CEO of PandiaDX, and Saturday’s keynote speaker, outlined the potentially complex regulatory pathways that molecular diagnostic companies need to navigate when pursuing regulation in the USA.


Thank you to Rume Djebah for organizing the 2018 APCaRI Fall Symposium!

- Perrin Beatty