William T. Gibson
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BCCHR research aims to uncover genetic causes of brain aneurysms
A brain aneurysm is a balloon-like bulge formed at a weakened point of an artery within the brain. While it often begins small and doesn’t trigger symptoms, it can enlarge, rupture, and cause internal bleeding, which is life-threatening. Considered a non-traumatic brain injury, aneurysms are particularly complex in children, as their brains are still developing.…
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Genetic tools aren’t just for future patients, but cold cases too
The world of genomic sequencing has changed dramatically in the last few decades. When the world attempted to sequence the very first human genome in the 1990s, the project took years and billions of dollars. Today, with the emergence of next-generation sequencing, a complete human genome can now be sequenced within a few days for…
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