Framingham Genomics Medicine, a company founded with $21 million in venture capital and led in part by Fred Ledley, former CEO and president of Variagenics, plans to close its doors. Formed to organize data from the 52-year-old Framingham Heart Study, the company was forced to disband after Boston University and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute denied it access to the data.
This Heart’s Not for Sale
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