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UMDF Ask the Mito Doc Webcast Series – Understanding Genetic Testing
February 22, 2022 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
The United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation is pleased to offer the Ask the Mito Doc Webcast Series on a monthly basis to keep our patients and families connected to the mitochondrial medical community. Each month, we will highlight a specific topic with a short presentation and allow 15-20 minutes for question and answer time with the clinicians and guest speakers.
Join us on February 22, 2022
at 4:30 pm Pacific/5:30 pm Mountain/7:30 pm Eastern
Agenda
UMDF Welcome and Introductions, UMDF Staff
Understanding Genetic Testing
Speakers:
- Austin Larson, MD, Children’s Hospital Colorado, Denver, CO – Click Here for Bio
- Philip Yeske, PhD, UMDF Science & Alliance Officer, Pittsburgh, PA – Click Here for Bio
- Lukas Burger, Chief Technology Officer, Probably Genetics (tentative) – Click Here for Bio
We invite you to submit your questions for the Ask the Mito Doc webcast in advance. We will take as many questions as possible before, during and after the webinar. Question and Answer Protocol – Most questions pertinent to the monthly topic are typically addressed during the presentation(s). Please note that not all questions can be answered through this forum. If you submit a question and do not receive a response, please do not hesitate to contact us at margaret.moore@umdf.org.
Click HERE to Submit a Question!
We hope you can join us on February 22, 2022. Registration is required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email.
If you are new to using ZOOM, we suggest that you log in early on your computer or the device you plan to use. Feel free to log in to the meeting link today. It is so important that you do this in advance as we may not be able to assist you once the webcast begins. If you have any questions, contact Margaret Moore at margaret.moore@umdf.org or 412-354-1553.
We are committed to providing needed support for our patient community.
Call our support line at 1-888-900-MITO to speak with a member of our patient services team.
Always remember, we are here to help you and your family through your journey!
