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 Posted on December 8, 2015

Nathan Price gave a talk titled “Genomics, Big Data, Informatics and the Future of Medicine” at the Personalized Lifestyle Medicine Institute‘s (PLMI) 2015 Thought Leaders Consortium (TLC), held in Chicago, October 24-25. The theme of the 2015 TLC was the Future of Genomics in Healthcare: from Personalized Cancer Therapy to Wellness.

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Accessing the TLC 2015 videos requires a free subscription on the PLMI’s portal. Please register (for free) on this page on the right, and you will then be able to access all the videos from the two days of the consortium. Nathan’s presentation is the 4th one on the first day of the Thought Leaders Consortium, or you can access it directly by clicking here (after registering / logging in to the PLMI portal).

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