Cardiologists Love Genomics: Euan Ashley, Stanford
Feb 07, 2017•26 min
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Episode description
Euan Ashley is one of the big names in genomic medicine that has been missing from our guest list. We’re happy to correct that today.
In 2010, he led the team who did the first clinical interpretation of a human genome--that of his Stanford colleague, Steve Quake. Since then Euan, an MD PhD, has been driving to make the use of new genomic tools and discoveries a routine part of medicine at Stanford, particularly in his own discipline of cardiology.
A regular speaker on the conference circuit, Euan titles his talks, "Genomic Medicine Is Here."
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In 2010, he led the team who did the first clinical interpretation of a human genome--that of his Stanford colleague, Steve Quake. Since then Euan, an MD PhD, has been driving to make the use of new genomic tools and discoveries a routine part of medicine at Stanford, particularly in his own discipline of cardiology.
A regular speaker on the conference circuit, Euan titles his talks, "Genomic Medicine Is Here."
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.mendelspod.com/subscribe
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