Guest: Craig Venter, PhD

Host: Paul Raeburn

James Watson, who, with Francis Crick determined the structure of DNA, was presented recently with his own genome on a disk. Craig Venter, the innovator who raced the government's human genome project to a tie in 2000, has now decoded his own genome and is publishing a book about it. Does this herald the era of personal genomes? And, if so, what will that mean for society, for medicine, and for physicians?