The Genomes2People research program at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Broad Institute and Harvard Medical School conducts cutting-edge empirical research in translating genomics into health. With more than $40 million in NIH awards, our research explores the medical, behavioral and economic impact of using genomic information in medicine and in society at large. Through rigorous scientific research, we are establishing a foundation of evidence for genomic medicine that will accelerate the adoption of novel genomics-based technologies and hasten the day when illness is not just treated, but prevented.

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Genomes2People

Seema Kumar

Susan M. Wolf

Matt Lebo

Jason Karlawish

Emilie Zoltick

Nicolas Encina

The Scientific and Medical Professionals team at Genomes2People conducts advanced research to understand the medical, behavioral, and economic impacts of genomic information. Comprising experts with extensive backgrounds in medicine, genomics, and psychological research, they design and execute studies that provide empirical evidence for integrating genomic data into healthcare practices. By translating genomics into actionable medical insights, they aim to facilitate the adoption of personalized medicine and predictive healthcare technologies.

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