Using individual risk to ask better clinical questions
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🧬 Using individual risk to ask better clinical questions
Wei-Wu He brought a precision-medicine perspective to ARDD 2026: how could genomic information help identify risks earlier and make decisions more specific to the person? His presentation combined whole-genome sequencing with imaging, longitudinal records and AI.
💡 Coronary artery disease was one example used to discuss inherited risk and prediction. He also proposed using genomics to anticipate differences in response to GLP-1 treatment, an area where identifying likely nonresponders could help guide further evaluation.
These ideas sit within his broader digital health twin framework. The intended use is to bring different biological signals together and support earlier investigation and prevention. The presentation framed shorter periods of illness as a goal, while the clinical value of each prediction needs to be established in its intended setting.
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🧬 From genome to digital health twin: Wei-Wu He of Human Longevity, Inc. discussed combining genomics, imaging and AI with longitudinal health data at #ARDD2026. The goal: identify risks earlier and make decisions more specific to each person.
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