“So much of the way we’ve practiced medicine until now has been about how we deal with the average patient. But none of us is average. Each of us is unique. Now, we can tailor medical care, building on a fundamental knowledge of how the human blueprint actually works.”

“We are at an inflection point. The language of genomics will be part of the language of health care in the coming decade, so we must raise awareness. Not only because it is way cool, but because it’s part of all of our health and well-being.” — @NHGRI_Director #thegenepbs