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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2014 · 26 MIN

#10 Innovations in Cancer Therapy

from DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast · host Kira Dineen, Gene Pool Media

A summary of Cornell University's Dr. Andrew Grimson's "The Messenger's Tale: Decoding the 3'UTR" presentation at UCONN starts the show. Highlights from Cleveland Clinic's Medical Innovation Summit are innovations in cancer therapy. New research supports the idea that specific groups of microbes living in our gut could be protective against obesity - and that their abundance is influenced by our genes. A new study finds people with a variant in the CETP gene may survive the longest.

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