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23 & Us: Family Ties, Family Lies

The two youngest Trumbull siblings take us through the journey of their lives as the “mistakes” of the family – though mistakes of a different kind than what they had thought all their lives. What they discover late in their lives is that lifelong family friends were intertwined in ways they had never anticipated. They will explore the nature of “family,” of genetics, of identity, in a world that changed for them a few years ago from the results of DNA testing.

Designing for Practical Wisdom: How Can Medical Organizations Encourage Practitioners to Learn the Character and Judgment They Need?

From Bench to Bedside: The Role of Science in Treating a Deadly Disease

Regulating AI

Machine and Human Intelligence: Algorithms as a Source of Bias or Insight

The Evolution of Machine Intelligence

Waking Up Narcolepsy and Brain Autoimmunity

The Transcriptional Legacy of Developmental Stochasticity

Personalized medicine is personal – moderator

Matt Might is an active advisor to the newly established Undiagnosed Disease Network Coordinating Center at Harvard University. He is passionate about patient-driven precision medicine, accelerating drug development in rare diseases, and bending the cost curve in medical research with computation and social media. He recently co-authored a white paper for the President’s precision medicine initiative.