Bruce Korf, MD, PhD started his career as the Associate Professor of Neurology at Harvard, and left there to become the Chair of Medical Genetics at the University of Alabama at Birmingam (UAB). Now retired, he serves as the Distinguished Professor of Genetics at the UAB Heersink School of Medicine Emeritus. 

This is a far-ranging conversation on the current state of genomics, including how genomics are used in medical care and where the field may be in 10 years.

We have partnered with Kassouf & Co. Episode is sponsored by department of Genetics at the UAB Heersink School of Medicine.