The Genetic Clues of Cancer: From Early Detection to Precision Therapy

Join us for an inspiring and informative evening exploring how genomics — the study of their genes and their role in health — is transforming the way we understand, detect, and treat cancer. Whether you’re a student curious about the future of health care, a caregiver, a survivor, or someone who wants to better understand how advanced science is shaping the future of medicine — this event is for you. What You’ll Learn: • How genetic testing is advancing early cancer detection • Personalized treatments based on DNA • The role of genomics in cancer prevention • Real-world stories and emerging breakthroughs Featuring: Niloy Jewel Samadder, M.D., director of the High-Risk Cancer Clinic at Mayo Clinic in Arizona and program co-leader of Precision Medicine for the Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center — a leading expert in cancer genomics — will translate complex science into engaging, real-world insights.

Thursday, October 23, 2025 | 5:30pm | Open to Public
Strzelczyk Great Hall - 153 Cleary Alumni & Friends Center - Parking Lots C-12 and C-13
615 East Ave N La Crosse, WI, 54601