The Fragmentome: How circulating DNA fragments in the blood can be used to diagnose cancer

from TIME to Talk - Science & Medicine · host CFRC Podcast Network

Get to know our special guest Dr. Trevor Pugh! Dr. Pugh is a cancer genomics researcher and board-certified molecular geneticist at the forefront of precision medicine. As holder of the Canada Research Chair in Translational Genomics, he uses genome sequencing to understand causes of cancer, guide treatment of patients, and detect early disease using blood […]

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