20 personalized medicine thought leaders to follow on Twitter

Have an interest in staying up with the latest in personalized medicine, as well as a Twitter account?

Then consider following these 20 personalized medicine thought leaders.

This list is restricted to individually-branded, not company-branded, Twitter accounts. To get in on the best conversation, watch for these hashtags: #personalizedmedicine, #pm101, #genomics and #bioinformatics.

Robert West, @westr, associate professor at SUNY Upstate Medical University

Eric Topol, @EricTopol, Chief Academic Officer at Scripps Health

Dan Vorhaus, @genomicslawyer, attorney with Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson

Daniel Kraft, @daniel_kraft, executive director of FutureMed

Ruby Galderab, @divabiotech, head of marketing and clinical development for international markets with Affymetrix

Daniel MacArthur, @dgmacarthur, genomics researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital

Leroy Hood, @ISBLeeHood, president and cofounder of the Institute for Systems Biology

Keith Darce, @KeithDarce, public relations manager at Scripps Health

Paul Sonnier, @Paul_Sonnier, head of digital health strategy at Popper & Co.

Bertalan Mesko, @Berci, founder of Webicina.com

Margaret Anderson, @MargaretAinDC, executive director of FasterCures

Bruce Booth, @LifeSciVC, partner at Atlas Ventures

Donna Cryer, @DCPatient, CEO at Cryer Health

Sharon Terry, @sharonfterry, president of Genetic Alliance

Dawei Lin, @iGenomics, bioinformatics core director at the UC Davis Genome Center

Stephen Turner, @genetics_blog, bioinformatics core director at the University of Virginia

Joel Dudley, @jdudley, director of informatics at NuMedii

Scott Wagers, @WagersScott, founder of GrantSnap.com

Walter Jessen, @wjjessen, computational biologist, now principal with Walter Jessen Discovery New Media

Jason Moore, @moorejh, director of the Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Sciences at Dartmouth College

 

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