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Dr Beer speaks with ecancertv at IBCD 2016 about making use of genomic data in a clinically actionable setting.
He opens with comments on the work of Dr Moritz Gerstung and considers the issues of storage, access and regulation in genomic libraries.
Dr Beer describes how unregulated access and off-label use of precision medicine is damaging precision medicine in American clinics, compared to hurdles in data access and funding facing European researchers.
He opens with comments on the work of Dr Moritz Gerstung and considers the issues of storage, access and regulation in genomic libraries.
Dr Beer describes how unregulated access and off-label use of precision medicine is damaging precision medicine in American clinics, compared to hurdles in data access and funding facing European researchers.
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