“In this episode, leading medical geneticist Dr. Robert Green guides listeners through the transformative potential of genomics for personalized medicine, exploring the shift from diagnosing rare conditions to predicting common diseases. He discusses the rise of preventive genomics clinics and how detailed genetic insights can guide medical decisions, including medication selection and dosage. Dr. Green explores pharmacogenomics, polygenic risk scores, and other new screening tools, presenting a future where disease prediction and prevention are backed by a multifaceted understanding of individual biology. The conversation also addresses the challenges of ensuring equitable access to these advanced services and the importance of educating both healthcare providers and the public about genomics.”
