Weekly: Is personalised medicine overhyped?; Pythagoras was wrong about music; How your brain sees nothing
#239 Two decades ago, following the Human Genome Project’s release of a first draft in 2001, genetic testing was set to revolutionise healthcare. “Personalised medicine” would give us better treatments for serious conditions, clear pictures of our risks and individualised healthcare recommendations. But despite all…
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