Excited to share our new paper on #proteomic #aging published today in Nature Medicine. We developed a proteomic age clock that is associated with nearly all major chronic diseases, multimorbidity, mortality, and #aging biomarkers (e.g., telomeres). nature.com/articles/s4159…

It was a lot of fun doing this! Thanks so much Patrick Short for hosting me!

This episode focussed on emerging work in noncoding genome biology is absolutely mind-blowing. One of the best episodes of Genetics Podcast. I was listening to this evening and felt amazed with the breadth of research areas that Nadav Ahituv has been working on. - Treating to

Obesity is declining in the US for the first time in decades - incredible! ft.com/content/21bd0b…

Next week is the Super Bowl of Genetics 🧬 🏈 😁 ASHG annual meeting! We are hosting a get-together celebrating 150+ episodes of The Genetics Podcast. 🎉 Join us: lu.ma/geneticspodASHG Look forward to catching up, DM me if you want to meet!

Cool progress in digital biomarkers. Bravo Patrick Short & team “utilizing a digital biomarker as the primary endpoint and precision medicine patient stratification approach in Parkinson’s clinical development to identify and measure therapeutic impact” sanogenetics.com/resources/blog…

Please repost 🙏 Can you help Hemab Therapeutics make a difference for patients with Glanzmann Thrombasthenia? People living with GT are one in a million and we want to make sure everyone affected has the chance to be heard. Link here: portal.sanogenetics.com/en-us/study/he…

Final episode of The Genetics Podcast for 2024 has been recorded & edited, featuring fan fave Veera Rajagopal ! It has been an incredible year, thank you to all the great guests and listeners. Final episode of 2024 will be out Dec 26th, and we will be back in 2025 on January 2nd 😎

The Genetics Podcast is one of the best to listen to in the human genetics and drug development space (not because I was in it ;))

🎄 The final episode of The Genetics Podcast for 2024 is here! 🚀 Join us for a festive deep dive as Veera Rajagopal  unpacks four groundbreaking papers from this year. Don’t miss these insights into #genetics and #precisionmedicine! 🎧 pod.fo/e/2961a4 📽️

Episode 168 of #TheGeneticsPodcast is live! 🚀 In the first episode of 2025 we’re joined by Erik Ingelsson, Chief Scientific Officer Wave Life Sciences, who walks us through the company’s world-first discovery in #RNA therapies. Tune in here👇 🎧pod.fo/e/298920

A thread on some of the fascinating noncoding genetic discoveries from 2024. I've written long form posts and discussed on The Genetics Podcast about these stories. I'll share links to all below with a brief summary.

🎙️Episode 169 of #TheGeneticsPodcast is live! 🚀 This week we’re joined by Hilary Martin, Group Leader Wellcome Sanger Institute. She and Patrick discuss the role of common genetic variants in rare neurodevelopmental conditions. Tune in here👇 🎧 pod.fo/e/29b94b 📽️

Do not invest in this man who: 1. Gene edited babies without informed consent from the mothers 2. Does not know how to post in a thread

For #raredisease patients and their families, every day matters. The same is true at Alltrna, where every experiment matters, and every experiment helps us take one step forward towards our goal of transforming medicine and boldly building a new future for patients. In this

🎙️Tune into Episode 186 of #TheGeneticsPodcast 🚀 This week we’re joined by Giles Yeo, geneticist and author. He and Patrick Short discuss the genetic and neural bases for obesity, the recent explosion in effective and safe obesity drugs, and nuanced perspectives on calorie

🎙️Tune in to Episode 201 of #TheGeneticsPodcast 🚀 This week, we’re joined by Richard Wilson, Senior Vice President, Primary Focus Lead of Genetic Regulation at Astellas. Listen in to hear about where gene therapy stands in 2025, from scientific wins to persistent barriers.

Join me, Heidi Rehm, Slavé Petrovski TOMORROW (Oct 15th, 12-1pm) at #ASHG25 for The Genetics Podcast live. Where? Room 151A in the convention centre. See you there!!