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Hosted by Rome Madison · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 62 episodes
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This is GENETICS FOR HEALTHCARE—a podcast dedicated to helping patients and caregivers advocate for precision medicine in treatment, survivorship, disease screening, and prevention. #geneticsforhealthcare
Rome Madison hosts Genetics for Healthcare, a health show with 62 episodes published.
Today Rome sits down with a living legend: Dr. Lee Hood, CEO of Phenome Health, a trailblazer who helped launch the Human Genome Project and has spent 60+ years pushing medicine forward. This triumphant conversation show
For decades, Mariela Ayala lived under the weight of misdiagnosis—insomnia, depression, recurring infections, medication side effects, and steady weight gain. As prescriptions stacked up (25 at one point), she kept pushi
In this episode Kasey Walsh explains how simple social media connections grew into formal research collaborations, a nonprofit, and a patient‑owned data platform, all motivated by her determination to help her daughter R
EPISODE SUMMARY Rome experienced a career high talking with Dr. Otis W. Brawley, a globally recognized Medical Oncologist and Epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, about his work to reduce healthcare
Journalist Larry Ingrassia speaks candidly with Rome about the years his family spent facing unexplained, early‑onset cancer diagnoses before anyone knew Li‑Fraumeni syndrome existed. He recounts the shock of watching re
Where did you grow up and what attracted you to a career in medicine? What is precision medicine? This phrase has been used primarily to describe a different approach to cancer care. tumor profiling – molecular character
In this gripping episode of Genetics for Healthcare, we sit down with Dr. Alexea Gaffney-Adams, an infectious disease specialist and internist who found herself on the wrong side of the medical system she serves. Despite
When doctors speak quickly or use medical terms, patients often leave appointments feeling unsure about what just happened, and that confusion can cost you your life. In this episode Dr. Beatrice Preti explains why it’s
In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Krista Brown, an oncology nurse navigator whose personal journey dramatically exposes the critical knowledge gaps in modern healthcare regarding genetic variants and cancer r
Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders don’t appear overnight—they develop silently in the brain for years. In this episode, we explore how genetics, sleep, and lifestyle combine to shape your brain he
In this monumental 50th episode, we celebrate the remarkable journey and courage of Diane Hardesty, a hereditary cancer awareness advocate and cancer previvor. Diane's story is a powerful testament to the life-saving pot
In this episode Rome Madison interviews Dr. Marleah Dean Kruzel about her journey as a BRCA2 variant carrier and being a cancer previvor. This has informed her work teaching patient-centered communication to healthcare p
In this poignant episode, Rome sits down with Mariana Arnaut, the CEO of The After Cancer, to discuss the often-overlooked challenges faced by individuals after cancer treatment. While conquering cancer is a monumental v
When Stacey Martin received her mother's stage four uterine cancer diagnosis, she never imagined it would lead to discovering her own genetic time bomb. After her mother tested positive for a CDH1 germline mutation durin
Endeavor Health is proving that precision medicine isn’t just for academic centers or rare-disease clinics. it can be In this episode, Rome talks with Justin Brueck, Vice President of Innovation and Research at Endeavor
JJ Singleton was a 27-year-old athlete from the small Appalachian town in North Carolina, when he was diagnosed with aggressive colorectal cancer. His story highlights the alarming rise of early-onset colorectal cancer,
Marianne Pearson, VP of Patient Care and Lindsey Glaspell, Clinal Nurse Navigator at the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, join Rome for a blunt, funny — but deadly serious — briefing on colorectal cancer prevention. Marianne
She thought she was just another woman with lumps and dismissive doctors until a simple saliva test rewrote her future. Veronica Tucker’s story rips through complacency: from being told “(the cancer) is on your father’s
We are honored to speak with Amy Cohen, who made history as the first person with sickle cell disease to run and finish the New York City Marathon. She opens up about her diagnosis, and the pivotal moment in high school
In this episode research geneticist and author Susan Liebman joins us to tell the personal and scientific story behind her memoir The Dressmaker’s Mirror: Sudden Death, Genetics, and a Jewish Family’s Secret. Susan unpac
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