Jim Almas
Jim Almas, M.D. LabCorp
Katherine Siddle
Katherine Siddle, Ph.D. Harvard University
Christian Marshall Ph.D.
Christian Marshall Ph.D., FACMG, FCCMG
The Hospital for Sick Children
Heidi Rehm
Heidi Rehm, Ph.D., FACMG Dept of Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital
Originally Aired: April 28, 2021
Time: 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm ET

Next-generation sequencing (NGS) has fueled a revolution in genomics and precision medicine over the past 15 years. The continuous innovations and improvements in performance, speed and genomic interpretation, coupled with dramatic reductions in cost, have expanded the potential clinical impact of NGS-based solutions. Ranging from panels, exomes or genomes, these genome sequencing core technologies are driving a genomic medicine revolution. 

In this exciting virtual symposium, hosted by Clinical OMICs and sponsored by Illumina, we present the latest advances in applications of NGS in the clinical space. The event features a keynote presentation from Dr. Heidi Rehm, followed by plenary talks focusing on three key areas: 

  • Applications in Genetic Testing
  • Oncology/Cancer Diagnostics
  • Infectious Disease Detection and Testing 

The symposium will also feature an interactive panel discussion, networking opportunities, and a closing roundtable on NGS integration into clinical practice.



 
 

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