professor mike schneider runs his lab at stanford in part around himself. >> i think we've done overyears over 60 samples. >> schneider tests himself at almost owe saysive intervals. >> this t is a change i have in a particular gene that makes me susceptible to a disease called aplastic anemia. >> but the results shocked him. >> i was found to have a risk for adult on set diabetes. five weeks later i went to my regular doctor and had all these tests done again and sure enough my glucose level went even higher to the point write was classified as diabetic. i changed my whole lifestyle. >> lower cost dna sequencing. >> what implications does that have for medicine? >> really makes it accessible for everyone. it will also mean it will move to preventive medicine. hopefully predict diseases better and catch them earlier and avoid them in the first place if you change your lifestyle accordingly. just to give you a feel for this, in the area of cancer this is already having a huge impact. we sequence the dna of cancer patients, makes them predictions about what went wrong with them genetic

professor mike schneider runs his lab at stanford in part around himself. >> i think we've done in fourears over 60 samples. >> schneider tests himself in almost obsessively frequent intervals. >> makes me vulnerable for aplastic anemia. i've gone from a 27% to a 45% chance to get type 2 diabetes. i went to my own doctor and sure enough, my glucose level went higher and i was diagnosed as diabetic. i changed my whole lifestyle. >> what implication does that have for medicine? >> you'll be able to get your dna sequence early and hopefully be able to predict diseases earlier, catch them or avoid them if you change your lifestyle accordingly. >> you can see exactly what rachelle's dna showed this weekend on al jazeera america. >>> a young from star from china is getting ready to rock the grammies mixing metal with mozart. he is nothing less than a rock star in the classical world. putting the cool, back in classical music for a new generation. >> some friends have a problem image-wise, to think about classical musicians. they probably think we are pretty stiff and a little bit like a robot

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