12 February 2025

Treatment for Mesothelioma Study Day

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The RWK Goodman Industrial Diseases team are excited to invite you to their study Day at our London Office on Wednesday 12 February.

This free study day will be of interest to all healthcare professionals and charities supporting patients with mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases. It promises to be an excellent day with great speakers.

Schedule for the day:

Speaker Organisation Time
Event Start & Refreshments 9.30am
Lynee Squibb & Rachel Tomas HASAG 10am
Samantha Westbrook Mesothelioma UK 10.45am
Refreshments 11.25am
Gemma Scott 12KBW 11.40am
Crispin Hiley GenesisCare 12.20pm
Refreshments 1pm
Professor Nicholas Maskell Bristol Academic Respiratory Unit 1.45pm
Professor Szlosarek Barts Cancer Institute 2.25pm
Refreshments 3.05pm
Industrial Diseases team RWK Goodman 3.20pm
Drinks Reception 4pm

 

Please pass this information on to anyone else you feel would be interested in attending.

 

We look forward to seeing you there!

To book your place click the button below or email [email protected].

For any questions about the event get in touch by calling us on, 07876 805 431

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