E160 Euan Ashley on precision medicine and predicting, preventing, and diagnosing disease.

Dr. Euan Ashley is a pioneer in the use of genomic sequencing to solve some of the most puzzling medical mysteries we face. Medical genomics, and the precision medicine it will enable, has the potential to predict, prevent, and diagnose many common (and uncommon) diseases.
Euan is a Scottish-born professor of medicine and genetics at Stanford University. He’s also the author of The Genome Odyssey: Medical Mysteries and the Incredible Quest to Solve Them. Our conversation covers:
-- Euan’s work with a colleague who was just the fifth person in the world to have his genome sequenced.
-- Precision medicine and how Euan has helped establish medical genomics.
-- Technological advances that made sequencing cost-effective for individuals.
-- How pathogenic labels will transform healthcare.
-- The Undiagnosed Disease Network, which includes physicians from across the country who work with patients and families to solve medical mysteries.
-- Research from Euan’s lab that shows how all forms of exercise, particularly endurance exercise, confer benefits across all domains of health and function.
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