Genomics Sequencing: Fighting Disease With Artificial Intelligence

Monday, 14th January 2019 Posted 7 years ago in AI Everything AI by Phil Alsop

When Bryce Olson was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, he sequenced the DNA of his tumor and opened doors to new treatment options for his disease. Bryce explains genomic sequencing—how to do it, and why cancer patients should tell their doctors “Sequence Me!”

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