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Today’s show:

23andMe's Anne Wojcicki joins Jason for a deep dive on genome testing and healthcare. They cover the dramatic reduction in genome sequencing costs from billions to just $99 (3:15), the role of blood testing and sequencing in shaping 23andMe's health approach (27:02), the curious case of the venomous Gila monster (42:09), and much more!

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Timestamps:

(0:00) Anne Wojcicki of 23andMe joins Jason for an insightful discussion.

(1:28) Exploring the impact of 23andMe and the trend of genome sequencing for proactive health management.

(3:15) Tracing the dramatic reduction in genome sequencing costs from billions to just $99.

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(12:24) Discussing a pivotal moment in advancing our understanding of health and genetics.

(18:41) Strategies for integrating new health initiatives in the U.S. and international healthcare systems.

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(23:54) Addressing the need for a paradigm shift in healthcare policies and incentive structures.

(27:02) The role of blood testing and exome sequencing in shaping 23andMe's comprehensive health approach.

(30:45) Embracing a holistic perspective in personal health and wellness.

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(34:02) Emphasizing the significance of regular blood tests for health monitoring.

(41:55) A lesson in healthcare for everyone and the curious case of the venomous Gila monster.

(48:59) Connecting the dots between modern healthcare, science, and technology: A real-life 'choose-your-own-adventure'.

(52:39) Exploring the benefits of Lemonaid Health's acquisition by 23andMe.

(58:32) Anne Wojcicki reflects on her 17-year journey in the field and shares her vision for the future of health and genetics.

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A lot has changed since the first cases of AIDS were reported in 1981. Globally, AIDS-related deaths have dropped by more than 55% since 2004, the deadliest year on record. But, the road to effective treatment for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, was long. Maggie Hoffman-Terry, a physician and researcher who's been on the front lines of the epidemic for decades, explains how treatment has evolved, its early drawbacks, and the issue of access to medications. Follow Maddie on Twitter — she's @maddie_sofia. And email the show at shortwave@npr.org.

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