Blog Post April 13, 2016

Travis Hinson, M.D., talks cardiovascular genomics on WTIC's 'Face Connecticut'

Joseph Blanchette

Travis Hinson cardiovascular genomics at The Jackson Laboratory

On WTIC Radio's "Face Connecticut," Dr. Travis Hinson, a joint faculty member at The Jackson Laboratory and UConn Health, discusses his work in cardiovascular genetics as both a physician and a scientist to advance translational medicine and enhance patient outcomes for heart diseases including cardiomyopathy and heart failure.

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