Q&A: Eric Topol Discusses 'Genomic Medicine Academy' and Getting Docs Excited About Medicine Again
May 12, 2010
Q&A: Eric Topol Discusses 'Genomic Medicine Academy' and Getting Docs Excited About Medicine Again
In the effort to launch a new genomics certification program for doctors in personalized medicine, Topol recognized that doctors just need to be reminded why they got into medicine in the first place, and the intellectual challenge of genomic medicine itself can reignite that spark, he says.
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