Events - September 27, 2020 to October 3, 2020

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September 27, 2020 - October 03, 2020

September 2020 Events

9/30
- Advancing Basic and Translational Research for Genitourinary Conditions
  Sep 30, 2020 - Nov 18, 2020 - (All Day Event)
  
  These sessions will convene a multiperspective brain trust, including basic, translational, and clinical researchers at all stages of their careers; health professionals; patients; and industry representatives. Our topic is Female Urethral Function and Failure. Workshop participants will share knowledge, ask questions, and engage in real-time and asynchronous discussions regarding urethral function and failure.
10/1
- Advancing Basic and Translational Research for Genitourinary Conditions
  Sep 30, 2020 - Nov 18, 2020 - (All Day Event)
  
  These sessions will convene a multiperspective brain trust, including basic, translational, and clinical researchers at all stages of their careers; health professionals; patients; and industry representatives. Our topic is Female Urethral Function and Failure. Workshop participants will share knowledge, ask questions, and engage in real-time and asynchronous discussions regarding urethral function and failure.
10/2
- Advancing Basic and Translational Research for Genitourinary Conditions
  Sep 30, 2020 - Nov 18, 2020 - (All Day Event)
  
  These sessions will convene a multiperspective brain trust, including basic, translational, and clinical researchers at all stages of their careers; health professionals; patients; and industry representatives. Our topic is Female Urethral Function and Failure. Workshop participants will share knowledge, ask questions, and engage in real-time and asynchronous discussions regarding urethral function and failure.
10/3
- Advancing Basic and Translational Research for Genitourinary Conditions
  Sep 30, 2020 - Nov 18, 2020 - (All Day Event)
  
  These sessions will convene a multiperspective brain trust, including basic, translational, and clinical researchers at all stages of their careers; health professionals; patients; and industry representatives. Our topic is Female Urethral Function and Failure. Workshop participants will share knowledge, ask questions, and engage in real-time and asynchronous discussions regarding urethral function and failure.

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September 2020 Events