How Can Genomics Be Used to Tailor Cancer Treatment?

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Watch as Eric Green, MD, Director of the National Human Genome Research Institute, explains how genomics can be used to not only classify forms of cancer, but to provide insights about the best forms of treatment for particular cancer types.

Eric D. Green, MD, PhD

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About Eric D. Green, MD, PhD

Eric Green, MD, PhD, has been the director of the National Human Genome Research Institute since 2009. His research has focused on mapping eukaryotic genomes, and he is responsible for leading and broadening the Institute’s research focuses.

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