Genomic Medicine, Finally 64
Daniel Dvorkin writes "When I first started studying bioinformatics almost fifteen years ago (!) what drew me to the field was the promise that we might soon be able to provide effective, personalized treatments for a wide variety of diseases. There have been some successes along the way, like genetic tests for warfarin dosage, but for the most part our gains in understanding of basic biology haven't been matched by clinical advances. Now it looks like that is at long last about to change, and it's about time.
Too many people suffer and die from too many diseases that we more or less understand, but can't effectively treat. I hated it when I worked in hands-on patient care, and I hate it now in the lab. We are, finally, getting there."
Too many people suffer and die from too many diseases that we more or less understand, but can't effectively treat. I hated it when I worked in hands-on patient care, and I hate it now in the lab. We are, finally, getting there."
Bad Title, Bad Summary, Bad Article, Bad Submissio (Score:5, Funny)
Might as well have just done:
Title: GABBO
Summary: GABBO is coming!
Article: Who is GABBO? No one knows, but he's coming soon!
finally...a new meme (Score:3, Funny)
move over "X is the year for linux on the desktop"...we have a new contender.
2014 is the year for medicine on the genome.