The buzz around the potential of Precision Medicine continues as new technologies, more powerful computing and our ability to store, share and interpret Big Dat...
18: NHS England - A world leader in genomics (Professor Dame Sue Hill)
The buzz around the potential of Precision Medicine continues as new technologies, more powerful computing and our ability to store, share and interpret Big Data increases. On these podcasts Steve Coldicott and Scott Buckler chat about all aspects of the industry with patients, healthcare industry and research professionals about creating personalised medicines for each and every one of us.
This is a bonus episode, dedicated to the 10 year anniversary of Genomics England's 100,000 Genomes Project, featuring Professor Dame Sue Hill.
Sue is the Senior Responsible Officer for Genomics in NHS England, leading developments in this area, having previously established the NHS Genomic Medicine Centres and led the NHS contribution to the 100,000 Genomes Project. She is a respiratory scientist by background with an international academic and clinical research reputation.
See more about Sue here: https://www.england.nhs.uk/author/professor-sue-hill/
Thank you to Devyser for their support with this special episode: https://devyser.com/
For more content, and to see many episodes of this podcast in video form, please visit our website: https://precisionmedicineforum.com/
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17: Patients supporting patients and genomic research (Jillian Hastings Ward)
The buzz around the potential of Precision Medicine continues as new technologies, more powerful computing and our ability to store, share and interpret Big Data increases. On these podcasts Steve Coldicott and Scott Buckler chat about all aspects of the industry with patients, healthcare industry and research professionals about creating personalised medicines for each and every one of us.
This is a bonus episode, dedicated to the 10 year anniversary of Genomics England's 100,000 Genomes Project, featuring Jillian Hastings Ward, the Chair of the Participant Panel.
Her family joined the Project in 2015, in search of answers for her young son who is severely disabled.
Find out more about the panel here: https://www.genomicsengland.co.uk/patients-participants/participant-panel
Thank you to Devyser for their support with this special episode: https://devyser.com/
For more content, and to see many episodes of this podcast in video form, please visit our website: https://precisionmedicineforum.com/
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16: Collaborations and homebrew assays (Devyser: Dan Hauzenberger & Turid Sundin Carlsson)
The buzz around the potential of Precision Medicine continues as new technologies, more powerful computing and our ability to store, share and interpret Big Data increases. On these podcasts Steve Coldicott and Scott Buckler chat about all aspects of the industry with patients, healthcare industry and research professionals about creating personalised medicines for each and every one of us.
This is a bonus episode, dedicated to the 10 year anniversary of Genomics England's 100,000 Genomes Project, featuring Dan and Turid from Devyser. They talk about the importance of collaborative work, 'homebrew assays', and a future with preventative heatlhcare.
Thank you to Devyser for their support with this special episode: https://devyser.com/
For more content, and to see many episodes of this podcast in video form, please visit our website: https://precisionmedicineforum.com/
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15: 100,000 Genomes Project - The impact and the future for Genomics England (Chris Wigley)
The buzz around the potential of Precision Medicine continues as new technologies, more powerful computing and our ability to store, share and interpret Big Data increases. On these podcasts Steve Coldicott and Scott Buckler chat about all aspects of the industry with patients, healthcare industry and research professionals about creating personalised medicines for each and every one of us.
This is a bonus episode, dedicated to the 10 year anniversary of Genomics England's 100,000 Genomes Project. It's a set of 4 shows released during this week as a celebration. It features a chat betweem Scott Buckler and Chris Wigley, the CEO of Genomics England.
Find out more about the project and it's impact here: https://www.genomicsengland.co.uk/initiatives/100000-genomes-project
Thank you to Devyser for their support with this special episode: https://devyser.com/
For more content, and to see many episodes of this podcast in video form, please visit our website: https://precisionmedicineforum.com/
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014: 5 Letter sequencing & tangible improvements to health care (Joanna Holbrook - Cambridge Epigenetix)
The buzz around the potential of Precision Medicine continues as new technologies, more powerful computing and our ability to store, share and interpret Big Data increases. On these podcasts Steve Coldicott and Scott Buckler chat about all aspects of the industry with patients, healthcare industry and research professionals about creating personalised medicines for each and every one of us.
On this episode of Precision Medicine Forum Podcast, Steve's chatting with Joanna Holbrook who's the Chief Scientific Officer at Cambridge Epigenetix.
Visit Cambridge Epigenetix: https://cambridge-epigenetix.com/
For more content, and to see many episodes of this podcast in video form, please visit our website: https://precisionmedicineforum.com/
The buzz around the potential of Precision Medicine continues as new technologies, more powerful computing and our ability to store, share and interpret Big Data increases. On this podcast we chat about all aspects of the industry with patients, healthcare industry and research professionals about creating personalised medicines for each and every one of us.
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