On December 5, 2017, the 21st National Telemedicine Educational Symposium will be held at the Lecture Room 101, Medical Education Center, Shantou University. The Symposium will be live-broadcasted on the internet; audience can watch it on line by clicking those links on the web. China Education Television will also broadcast the Symposium on its Network Television website.
This Symposium is sponsored by the Li Ka Shing Foundation and the China Education Television while Shantou University Medical College, University of Pittsburgh and University of Southern California work together to organize the symposium. Two experts, Dr. Patrick S. Moore from University of Pittsburgh and Dr. Shou-Jiang Gao from University of Southern California, will deliver lectures in “Virus and Cancer” at the symposium.
Dr. Moore’s talk is entitled “Discovering New Viruses in Old Cancers” while Dr. Gao’s topic is “Oncogenic Viruses and Human Cancers”. Audience can make comments on internet-based BBS and the experts will respond to questions raised by on-site audience, as well as those from internet surfers.
The “International Visiting Doctor Program” of Li Ka Shing Foundation has generously sponsored 20 previous national telemedicine symposia. For each symposium, renowned international experts were invited to speak on recent updates in selected areas of medicine. Invited speakers delivered lectures with audience participating in the question and answer session. The symposia have helped to promote international academic collaborations and to disseminate advanced medical knowledge/skills in mainland China.
For more information: http://telemedicine.stu.edu.cn