As a scientist, I’ve devoted my career to advancing genomic sequencing to help us better understand diseases that impact us all. Genomic sequencing is a major driver of prevention, diagnosis, treatments, and cures for devastating diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s. It is also a valuable tool in agricultural research to help make farming more productive and sustainable. One estimate predicts that the global market for genomics will more than quadruple over the next decade to nearly $160 billion by 2033.
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