The World's 'Most Measured Man' Stanford scientist on the future of Genomics and Wearables
What if the device on your wrist could warn you that you have a life-threatening illness before you feel a single symptom? That's exactly what happened to our guest — twice. Dr. Michael Snyder is the Director of the Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University. Nicknamed “medicine's most…
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