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✓ Published: 02-Aug-2019
✓ Published: 02-Aug-2019
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Genomics and genomic medicine are very much in the spotlight. But what can genomics tell us? And what are specialists looking for when they analyse someone’s genomic information? nnIn this video, Dr Michelle Bishop from Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme introduces us to a range of reasons why different people and professions want to know about genomes.nnMichelle discusses:n•twhy researchers have been driven to find out more about genomes;n•twhy healthcare profession
Genomics and genomic medicine are very much in the spotlight. But what can genomics tell us? And what are specialists looking for when they analyse someone’s genomic information? nnIn this video, Dr Michelle Bishop from Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme introduces us to a range of reasons why different people and professions want to know about genomes.nnMichelle discusses:n•twhy researchers have been driven to find out more about genomes;n•twhy healthcare profession
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