The Genomic Revolution: Using DNA to predict disease risk and individualize treatment @ScrippsResearch
The Genomic Revolution: Using DNA to predict disease risk and individualize treatment  @ScrippsResearch
Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Your DNA contains an incredible amount of information about every aspect of your being, including your risk of developing certain diseases.

But up until recently, it was nearly impossible for doctors to analyze that information for individual patients.

Now, with the help of affordable genomic sequencing, artificial intelligence and machine learning, scientists are working towards personalizing medical care.

At the Scripps Research Translational Institute, professor Ali Torkamani, PhD, is developing ways to predict a person’s risk for rare and common diseases.

Learn more:
https://mygenerank.scripps.edu/
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