IBM 5 in 5 Video: Doctors Will Routinely Use Your DNA To Keep You Well

Jan 27, 2014 EST

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In five years, doctors will routinely use your DNA to keep you well. Cancer will be treated on a DNA level in both the patient and tumor, at a scale and speed never before possible. 

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