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Ethics Medicine Innovation (EM)

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Baylor College of Medicine

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Houston, Texas

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The Ethics Medicine Innovation Conference (EMI) brings together leading experts to explore groundbreaking medical technology and their ethical implications. Join us for two days of insightful discussions, presentations and networking opportunities

Key Topics
• AI in healthcare
• Patient Representation and Protected Groups in Research
• Current State of Medical Research and Policy
• Medical Innovation in Clinical Practice
• Mental Health Treatment Technology
• Economics and Advanced Medicine

Event start time: 09:00 am

Event end time: 04:30 pm

Visit http://ethicsmedicineinnovation.org/ for more information.

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