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Title Credit Type Event datesort descending Cost
HESI Human health and Safety
    • 0.50 Participation
Enduring $0.00
Regulatory guidance: Introduction Enduring $25.00
Immune-related adverse events (clinical) Enduring $25.00
Innate immune cell therapies (e.g. activation, inhibition pathways, therapies, toxicities) Enduring $25.00
Quantitative systems pharmacology/ toxicology modeling for IO therapies Enduring $25.00
Innate immune cell therapies (e.g. activation, inhibition pathways, therapies, toxicities) Enduring $25.00
Cytokine Release Syndrome Enduring $25.00
Immuno-oncology Enduring $25.00
Cancer Immunotherapies
    • 9.00 Participation
Enduring $350.00
Safety assessment outside of drug development (e.g. agrichemicals, cosmetics, food additives, etc.) Enduring $25.00
Basic principles of toxicology, toxicology of the immune system, relevance to immunosafety Enduring $25.00
Animal models and species differences (immune system) Enduring $25.00
Diversity of immune responses (impact of age, sex, pregnancy, co-morbidities, etc.) Enduring $25.00
Neurotoxicity across Cancer Modalities Enduring $25.00
Immunopathology: evaluation, assessment, and considerations Enduring $25.00

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