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Exploring the Genomic Revolution in Healthcare: Insights from the 3rd Annual IBBS Science Writers' Boot Camp

The 3rd Annual IBBS Science Writers’ Boot Camp focuses on the intersection of genomics, healthcare, and education. Notable speakers including Stephen Desiderio, M.D., Ph.D., and Barton Childs delve into the changing landscape of genetic variation and its implications for teaching human biology and medicine. Highlights include the introduction of the Genes to Society curriculum at Johns Hopkins, advancements in genome-wide methods, and discussions on individualized patient care across various medical fields, including cardiology, diabetes, and cancer. Join us in exploring how genetics is reshaping our understanding of health.

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Exploring the Genomic Revolution in Healthcare: Insights from the 3rd Annual IBBS Science Writers' Boot Camp

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  1. 3rd Annual IBBS Science Writers’ Boot Camp Genes to Society: Where’s the Genomic Revolution in Healthcare? Stephen Desiderio, M.D., Ph.D.

  2. Why Genes to Society? GENOMICS AND GENETICS ARE…

  3. Changing how we teach • Barton Childs – “genetic variation as essential to the study of human biology and medicine.” • Introduction of G2S curriculum at Johns Hopkins – David Valle • human variation • integration of basic science and clinical education • a riposte to genetic determinism • What our medical students hear about basic genetics and human health

  4. Changing how we do research • Genome-wide methods, synthetic genomes - Jef Boeke • HGP - a moon shot for technology development; $1K genome not far off • IBBS HiT Center • IGM • Computational Genomics • JH Individualized Health Initiative

  5. Changing patient care • Cardiology • Chakravarti (genes and sudden death) • Scheel (how to deal with genetic information) • Diabetes • Wondisford (using genetics to understand metabolic disease) • Cancer • Emens (where individualized medicine has made an impact) • MentalHealth • Willour (breaking news, a first hint at genetics of suicide) • Pediatrics • Cohn (using the clinic to inform research, all to improve clinical outcomes) • Hamosh (genetic counseling in a genetic world more complex than Mendel’s) • Dover (pediatrics is where it all started and where it’s all heading again)

  6. Help Us Help You • Please give us feedback! • Survey • JHM Media Relations • Let us know if you need anything • Audrey Huang • Vanessa McMains • Ekaterina Pesheva • Vanessa Wasta • Maryalice Yakutchik

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