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More than a thousand researchers across six nations have revealed nearly all three billion letters of our miraculous genetic code.

With this profound new knowledge, humankind is on the verge of gaining immense new power to heal.

I believe that today's announcement is such a breakthrough.

A breakthrough that opens the way for massive advances in the treatment of cancer and hereditary diseases.

And that is only the beginning.

When that first draft sequence of the human genome was announced in 2000,

like many others, I reported

that it would change medicine forever. But then it all went quiet. Actually, it was a watershed

moment, but it's taken 15 years for its promise to be realised. It's ushered in the era of

personalised medicine. And if you think that

this dose-by-design style of medicine is fancy-pants stuff, not likely to be seen for decades in

your neck of the wood, you'd be wrong. It's already happening. I'm absolutely convinced 100%

that if those genius people in Exeter hadn't found this genetic mutation

and Jack hadn't been treated properly that he would be dead.

There's no doubt that the way we treat lung cancer now has been totally revolutionised over the past 20 years

and there's no doubt that many of my

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