Precision Medicine: How the Human Genome Helps Us Define, Detect and Defeat Disease

Euan Ashley, Professor of Medicine and Genetics and author of the new book The Genome Odyssey - Medical Mysteries and the Incredible Quest to Solve Them, sits down with Leilani Graham, his patient, four-time cardiac arrest survivor, transplant recipient, and patient advocate to discuss heart disease, genetics, patient stories, patient advocacy, medical mysteries, music, writing, and a whole lot more.

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Speakers:
Euan Ashley, MD, PhD
Associate Dean of the School of Medicine and Professor of Medicine and Genetics at Stanford University

Leilani Graham
Writer, speaker, and advocate, based in San Francisco