Podcasts

PMF chats to Professor Dame Sue Hill, the Senior Responsible Officer for Genomics in NHS England about the importance of collaborative approaches and the progress made over the last 10 years. It’s the final interview released this week as a celebration of the success of Genomics England’s 100,000 Genomes Project.

It’s the third of 4 interviews released during this week as a celebration. PMF chats to Jillian Hastings Ward, the Chair of the Participant Panel, about her role of representing the interests of patients. Jillian joined the 100,000 Genomes Project in 2015 in search of a diagnosis for her disabled son.

PMF chats to Dan Hauzenberger and Turid Sundin Carlsson from Devyser about the importance of collaborative work, ‘homebrew assays’ and a future with preventative healthcare. This episode is dedicated to the 10-year anniversary of Genomics England’s 100,000 Genomes Project.

PMF chats to Chris Wigley, the CEO of Genomics England about Genomic progress over the past decade and what the future looks like for Genomics England.

On this episode of Precision Medicine Forum Podcast, Steve’s chatting with Joanna Holbrook who’s the Chief Scientific Officer at Cambridge Epigenetix.

On this episode of Precision Medicine Forum Podcast, Steve’s chatting with Dr Laura Esserman, who’s the Principal Investigator at The WISDOM Study. The WISDOM Study brings together 100,000 diverse women from across the US to find the safest and most effective way to detect breast cancer for every woman.

On this episode of Precision Medicine Forum Podcast, Scott’s chatting with Olivier Elemento about the funding he and his teams have recently received to research and create an artificial intelligence system which will be able to help doctors diagnose and treat diseases, including cancer and depression, based on the sound of a patient’s voice.

On today’s episode, Steve welcomes our first guest presenter: Torie Robinson is host of the brilliant Epilepsy Sparks Insights Podcast and she’s chatting with David Rose. Dave has Occipital Horn Syndrome, an ultra-rare disease effecting his heart, kidney, bladder, bowel and entire muscular-skeletal system.

During this episode, Dr Anthony Khawaja chats with Scott Buckler about the need for precision management in glaucoma. Recent research efforts are exploring modifiable risk factors such as caffeine consumption.

On this episode of Precision Medicine Forum Podcast, Steve’s chatting with Genome Canada’s Chief Scientific Officer, Catalina Lopez-Correa. During the chat, they speak of how quickly precision medicine has changed over the past few years.