title: 58th annual meeting american society of human genetics, 2008.
abstract: The 2008 ASHG meeting, which took place from November 11 to 15, brought almost 6,500 attendees to Philadelphia to learn about the latest advances in human genetics and genomics research. This conference is considered the world's largest gathering of human genetics researchers, academicians, clinicians, genetic counselors, and nurses. This article reviews the 1,000 Genomes Project, Gaucher's disease, warfarin dosing, and Huntington's disease.
authors: Dr. Abouzaid and Dr. Couto are Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research Fellows in the Jefferson School of Health Policy and Population Health at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mr. Royo is an MD/MBA candidate at the school.
authors: Safiya
authors: S
authors: Abouzaid
authors: Joseph E
authors: JE
authors: Couto
authors: Marc B
authors: MB
authors: Royo