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The Tallock Family Team

Join the Tallock Family as we delve into disease trends, genetics, and evidence-based medicine. Explore the inter-relatedness of various diseases and the importance of psychosocial and lifestyle factors. Witness their journey towards better health and decision-making.

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The Tallock Family Team

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  1. The Tallock Family Team Raja Jaber, MD Lynette Dias, PhD Gerardo Mackenzie, PhD Margaret McNurlan, PhD Berrin Monteleone, MD Igor Kravets, MD Jules Cohen, MD

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  3. Meet the Tallock Family Members(middle class, mixed ethnicity) • Father: Henry Tallock, 65: obesity, insulin resistance, diabetes, complications of diabetes including renal insufficiency, prostate cancer. Pre-contemplation stage of change, poor lifestyle. • Mother: Elizabeth Levine-Tallock, 52: family history of breast and ovarian cancer. Healthy lifestyle. • Daughter: Karina, 17: perfectionist, possible beginning of eating disorder (restriction) • Daughter: Laura Ann, 15: Obesity, PCOS, Depression • Grandmother: Helen Levine, 77: Breast cancer survivor, hormone modulation and osteopenia • Aunt: Rebecca Levine, 47 : Abnormal breast biopsy, breast cancer and dx of BRCA

  4. Our visits will explore • Disease trends, population health • Genetics/cell biology/pathophysiology of disease translated to clinical manifestations and management • Inter-relatedness of various diseases • Evidence-based medicine and decision making • Psychosocial/cultural/environmental context • Lifestyle/behavior modification

  5. Major appearances TTMS (Transition to Medical School) TIME 4 (Geriatrics Week) Obesity and chronic disease TIME 5 (Women’s Health Week) Breast cancer/BRCA/Eating disorders P & HD Nutrition and Inflammation Metabolic syndrome Translational Pillars (Metabolism & Obesity)

  6. Additional suggested appearances P & HD Osteoporosis Mechanisms and decision making IP: Mind-Brain-Behavior Depression in chronic disease and adolescence IP: Endo-Repro Insulin resistance and PCOS Basic Mechanisms of Disease Genes and cancer BRCA MCS Social and policy management of obesity The Body Hip Joints and fractures/Osteoporosis/Exercise Molecular Foundations of Medicine Glucose homeostasis Changes of Insulin signaling with exercise

  7. Transition to Medical School, August 2015 • Meeting the Tallock family • Video depicting family dynamics

  8. Themes in Medical Education (TiME): Geriatrics, September 2015 • Obesity, insulin resistance, diabetes, complications of diabetes, prostate cancer from the perspective of population health, ethnic differences, large prevention trials and biostatistics, pathophysiology and clinical manifestations, lifestyle and behavior change • OSCEs, TBLs, community activities Henry Tallock

  9. Themes in Medical Education (TiME): Women’s Health, Oct. 2015 • Trends in breast and ovarian cancers, especially BRCA-related cancers, ethnic differences, screening for breast cancer in general and for high risk women, decision making regarding BRCA screening • Real Patient Video, OSCEs, TBLs, visit to high risk women’s clinic and community activities Elizabeth, Karina, Laura Ann and Helen

  10. Translational Pillar: Metabolism and Obesity, 2016 Henry Tallock • Obesity trends and data. Relation to insulin resistance.  Review of cellular biology, pathophysiology • TBLs, videos and OSCEs provided by Tallock family

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