Getting Personal: Omics of the Heart

Each monthly episode will discuss recent publications in the fields of genomics and precision medicine of cardiovascular disease.

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Anwar Chahal & Calum MacRae discuss Clinical Genomics training

Jane Ferguson: Hi everyone. Welcome to episode seven of Getting Personal, -Omics of the Heart. I'm Jane Ferguson, an assistant professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the chair of the Publications and Professional Education Committee of the Functional Genomics and Translational Biology Council of the American Heart Association. This month I'm particularly excited to announce a new venture. We have teamed up with the journal, Circulation: Cardiovascular Genetics to bring...

Sep 27, 2017•31 min

Sunlight, VitD and CVD

Jane Ferguson: Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode six of our podcast. I'm Jane Ferguson, the current chair of the Professional Education and Publications Committee of the Functional Genomics and Translational Biology Council of the American Heart Association. It's July as we're recording this, so hopefully all you listeners in the Northern Hemisphere are enjoying the summer and taking a break to catch up on your podcast queue, maybe while relaxing at the beach or while navigating the twists and tu...

Sep 27, 2017•7 min

Anna Pilbrow, FGTB Mentoring Program; Precision Medicine Update

Jane: Hi everyone, welcome to episode five of Getting Personal: A Mix of the Harsh. I'm Jane Ferguson an assistant professor at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and chair of the FGTB Professional Education and Publications Committee. This month we start off by discussing a topic that isn't strictly scientific but may have just as big of an impact on your career as your science, mentoring. I'll talk to Anna Pilbrow from the FGTB Early Career Committee on how you can find the right mentor for ...

Sep 27, 2017•26 min

HRS Feature: Andrew Landstrom; Anneline te Riele; Ernesto Fernandez; David Tester

Jane Ferguson: Hi, everyone. Welcome to Episode Four of Getting Personal: -Omics of the Heart." I'm Jane Ferguson, an assistant professor at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. This month, we have a special feature from early career member, Andrew Landstrom, who went to the Heart Rhythm Scientific Sessions in Chicago earlier this month and talked to some of the scientists who presented their research. So listen on for interviews Andrews conducted with Anneline te Riele, discussing the challeng...

Sep 27, 2017•43 min

Jonathan Mosley; Statement on Genomic Literacy; Precision Medicine Update

Jane: Hi. Welcome to episode three of Getting Personal, Omics of the Heart. I'm Jane Ferguson and this podcast is brought to you by The Functional Genomics and Translational Biology Council of The American Heart Association. In this episode, I talk to Jonathan Mosley about an interesting genetic method he has developed to look at shared genetic contributors that influence risk phenotypes, as well as disease risk, which can be used to integrate data from prospective studies with large scale elect...

Sep 27, 2017•38 min

Erik Ingelsson; Advisory on EHR data; Precision Medicine Update

Jane Ferguson: Hello, and welcome to episode two of "Getting Personal: Omics of the Heart". I'm Jane Ferguson, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. This Podcast is brought to you by the Functional Genomics and Translational Biology Council of the American Heart Association. If you're a current or prospective member of the American Heart Association but not yet affiliated with our council, I do encourage you to join us. FGTB is a vibrant council with a diver...

Sep 21, 2017•32 min

Amit Khera; Statement on Nutrigenomics; Precision Medicine Update

Jane Ferguson: Hello, and welcome to episode one of Getting Personal: Omics of the Heart, a podcast from the Functional Genomics and Translational Biology Council of the American Heart Association. I'm Jane Ferguson, the current chair of the FGTB Professional Education and Publications Committee. This monthly podcast will bring you up to date with the latest in genomics, other omics technologies, and precision medicine as they relate to cardiovascular and metabolic disease. In each episode, we'l...

Sep 21, 2017•25 min

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