Precision medicine - using data to prevent heart disease and stroke-in conversation with Dr Rameen Shakur
- Date 29 Jun 2020
Curzon Healthcare Lead Chetan Trivedi in conversation with Dr Rameen Shakur MD PhD (Cantab), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. We explore precision medicine, the importance of a patient centric approach to data and how medical technology is improving healthcare accessibility.
Rameen is the founder of Cambridge Heartwear and the Jansen Fellow for Cardiology and precision medicine at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). This interview was not sponsored. All views are Dr Rameen Shakur’s and not that of MIT.
Full interview availale at this link:https://www.curzonconsulting.com/precision-medicine/
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