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Paul Kruszka, MD, is Chief Medical Officer of GeneDx, with responsibility for leading genomic research in rare diseases and promoting access to genomic medicine.

Kruszka is a board-certified clinical geneticist who uses genomic and precision medicine to enhance the delivery of healthcare to individuals with rare diseases. Paul’s career is motivated by the idea that genetic technology can be used to have a beneficial impact on people’s lives and that there are still many challenges to implementing genomic medicine.

Prior to working at GeneDx, Kruszka spent a decade at NIH conducting genomic research and caring for patients with rare genetic diseases. He is credited with the clinical and molecular delineation of multiple novel genetic conditions.

After medical school at the University of Michigan, Kruszka completed a family medicine residency at the University of Virginia. He also completed a clinical genetics residency at the National Human Genome Research Institute at the National Institutes of Health.

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The Cure X experience is dedicated to providing a comprehensive overview of the current state of rare diseases in the United States. With over 30 million Americans affected by these afflictions, the event features distinguished speakers and world-renowned experts from various fields, including patients, advocates, entrepreneurs, physicians, and scientists. Participants will gain invaluable insights into the latest innovations, discoveries, frustrations, hopes, and fears related to the nearly 7,000 rare diseases that could potentially impact them or their loved ones.

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