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On Thursday evenings beginning Oct. 12, UCSF Imagings world-renowned radiologists will participate in the UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicines Mini Medical School for the Public in a six-week series titled Personalized Medicine Powered by Precision Imaging. This informative course is open to the public. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet experts from UCSF Imaging, who are using and developing new and innovative precision imaging tools to enhance diagnosis, improve disease monitoring, and optimize treatment for individual patients.

In close partnership with subspecialty physicians from other UCSF departments, radiologists are now able to use these tools to pinpoint and better treat disorders such as prostate cancer, breast cancer and degenerative spine and joint disease at earlier stages. This series of lectures will explain how emerging technologiesincluding specific artificial intelligence platformswill rely upon imaging to dramatically improve accuracy, safety, and outcomes for patients in the very near future.

This course is co-chaired by William P. Dillon, MD, and Christopher P. Hess, MD, PhD, and there will be 17 faculty members participating in the lectures. The schedule is as follows:

To register for the full course, please visit osherminimed.ucsf.edu. To register for a single class, call (415) 476-5808. Each class will be held in the School of Nursing, Room N225, at 513 Parnassus, accessible through the Medical Science Building.

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