Co-hosts Wunmi Bakare and Dima Hendricks, of “Through The Genes” podcast, share their decision making whether to pursue transformative therapy for their sickle cell disease.
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#290 Genetic Ethics with Dr. Arthur Caplan
Renowned bioethicist and a pivotal figure in the field of medical ethics, Dr. Arthur Caplan talks CRIPSR, AI and IVF bioethics.
#289 CRISPR Cured Victoria Gray’s Sickle Cell: Part 2
Part two of our interview with Victoria Gray, the first person who has been cured with a genetic condition (sickle cell) using CRISPR. She shares the process of the CRISPR treatment and her (lack of) symptoms.
#288 CRISPR Cured Victoria Gray’s Sickle Cell: Part 1
Victoria Gray is the FIRST person to be cured with a genetic condition using CRISPR, in part one of this interview she shares about her sickle cell pain crises and medical racism experiences prior to being cured.
#257 A CRISPR Bite
We are sharing the first episode of a new 5 part CRISPR podcast series, A CRISPR Bite.
#219 It Happened To Me Podcast: Genetic Counselors for Rare Diseases
Episode drop of “It Happened To Me” with Kira Dineen sharing how genetic counselors can help people with rare diseases.
#214 2022 Genetics Wrapped with Eric Green
NIH’s Eric Green discusses the top genetics and genomics headlines of 2022 with our host, Kira Dineen!
#201 Sickle Cell Disease with Lifting the Veil
Our host, Kira Dineen, was recently featured as a guest on Lifting the Veil to discuss Sickle Cell Disease.
#198 CRISPR Ethics with Sam Sternberg
Sam Sternberg discusses CRISPR ethics from the book he co-authored with Nobel Prize Winner Jennifer Doudna, “A Crack in Creation”.
#197 CRISPR Quality Control with Kiana Aran
Keck Graduate Institute’s Dr. Kiana Aran discusses CRISPR research and developing quality control standards.
#84 CRISPR Bioethics
The author of “Biohack”, J.D. Lasica, and bioethics expert Dr. Katie Hasson discuss ethical issues surrounding CRISPR.
#47 Sharon Turcotte on lncRNAs
What a lncRNA is, its function in gene expression, the diseases associated, how the CRISPR-Cas can modify it.