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2019 Annual Sickle Cell Symposium – Sickle Cell: Past Present and Future
DRAFT Agenda
5:00pm Registration, networking and Hors d’oeuvres will be served.
6:00-6:45pm Past
6:45-7:30pm Present
7:30-8:00pm Future
8:00-8:30pm Questions and Evaluations
For questions, please contact Leigh Ann Wilson at [email protected].
Parking: $1.00/hour (max $7.00)
Visitor Parking Deck 3 (located at Capitol & Cedar)
Visitor Parking Rates
This event is brought to you by:
Future Builders, Inc.
Arkansas Black Nurses Association
This event is Facilitated by:
UAMS Adult Sickle Cell Clinical Program
UAMS Institute for Digital Health & Innovation
The event has ended.
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