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Explore the evolution and future prospects of genomic population screening in this keynote webinar featuring Dr. Robert C. Green, a leading physician-scientist and Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Discover how the Genomes2People Research Program is accelerating the implementation of genomic medicine through groundbreaking research projects including MedSeq, BabySeq, and the Precision Population Health Initiative. Learn about the latest advancements in genomics research and their promise for personalized and preventive medicine on a population level, with particular focus on whole genome sequencing applications in primary healthcare and cardiology specialty care. Examine the pioneering work in genomic sequencing as newborn screening and understand how recent pilot programs screening for CDC Tier 1 genes for Hereditary Breast/Ovarian Cancer Syndrome, Lynch Syndrome, and Familial Hypercholesterolemia are being implemented in primary care settings. Gain insights into the critical importance of integrating genomic data into clinical care while addressing the ethical, responsible, and cost-effective policies needed for successful implementation. Understand how rigorous scientific research is establishing the evidence foundation for genomic medicine adoption and moving healthcare from treatment-focused to prevention-focused approaches. The presentation includes a live Q&A session and offers PACE credits for registered participants.
