Dr. David Valle Speaks about Genetic Variations Impacting Treatment Decisions

In this video, Dr. David Valle, speaks about how genetic variations impact patients' antibodies and immune systems in different ways. "We are beginning to gather the knowledge that is necessary to recognize the key individual differences that determine why patients behave in different ways, even though they have the same diagnostic label," says Valle.

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