From Bench to Bedside: How to Take Research Discoveries to the Clinic

Description

Every day scientists make exciting discoveries that have the potential to improve human health. The path to the clinic, however, can be challenging. In this session, scientist-physician pairs give short presentations summarizing how they took their discoveries from the bench to the bedside. The scientist discusses the process of drug discovery, development, and testing. The clinician discusses how to identify promising preclinical therapies for patients and partner with scientists to establish clinical trials. Both pairs talk about the importance of finding the right partner in order to translate preclinical findings to patients. The program concludes with a panel discussion and question-and-answer period.

Presentations

2:40 PM - 2:50 PM
Convention Center - Summit 4, The Park @TLM, Hall D

Assessing Safety and Efficacy of a Preclinical Treatment for Alcohol-Associated Hepatitis

Juan Pablo Arab, MD, FRCPC | Presenter
2:50 PM - 3:00 PM
Convention Center - Summit 4, The Park @TLM, Hall D

Partnering With Scientists to Bring Discoveries to Cancer Patients

Anwaar Saeed, MD | Presenter
3:00 PM - 3:10 PM
Convention Center - Summit 4, The Park @TLM, Hall D

Development of a Novel Therapeutic for Alcohol-Associated Hepatitis

Bin Gao, MD, PhD | Presenter
2:30 PM - 2:40 PM
Convention Center - Summit 4, The Park @TLM, Hall D

Development of a Precision Therapeutic for the Treatment of Liver Cancer

Satdarshan (Paul) S Monga, MD, FAASLD | Presenter
3:10 PM - 3:30 PM
Convention Center - Summit 4, The Park @TLM, Hall D

Question-and-Answer Period

Kyle Yuquimpo, DO | Moderator

Objectives

  • Summarize tips and lessons from researchers who have successfully brought cutting-edge discoveries to the clinic.
  • Discuss how to identify and connect with potential collaborators who can help translate preclinical findings to patient care.
  • Describe how to align discovery research with unmet needs to solve clinical problems.
  • Identify challenges in translational research and strategies to overcome them.