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Genomics in government policy

How do we bring exciting research, exceptional medicine and public opinion to routine clinical practice?

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Genomics 'BoxED' goes on tour

Get hands on with Lego this summer to learn more about genomics and the 100,000 Genomes Project 
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Explore whole genome sequencing on 22 May

Join our FutureLearn course to explore behind the scenes of this emerging healthcare technology
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Transforming healthcare: impact of genomics on the NHS

Our event gathered together representatives from across HEE and the NHS to discuss the challenges of educating the workforce in genomic medicine

Final 100,000 Genomes Project eligibility wheels published

Focused on ophthalmological conditions, this set of reference guides for healthcare professionals is now available to download 

Genomics in cancer treatment evening event

West Midlands GMC will hold a free event covering the latest developments in cancer therapies this Tuesday 28th March

New 100,000 Genomes Project Eligibility Wheels added

A further seven reference guides, which include neuromuscular and neurodevelopmental disorders, are now available to download

How LEGO is bringing genomics to life in the classroom

Genomics BoxED teaching kits now available for 1,800 pupils in West of England schools

Nursing in the 21st century: demystifying rare disease

Learn how genomics is improving diagnosis of rare diseases, and the role nurses can play in the patient journey in our @WeNurses chat on 28th February

Webinar to launch new Faculty of Genomic Medicine

Professor Sue Hill will launch a new knowledge sharing professional community on 1st March
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New Faculty of Genomic Medicine

The faculty will bring together genomic specialists and Master’s in Genomic Medicine alumni to create a professional community

Additional 100,000 Genomes Project Eligibility Wheels

Six new reference guides including for metabolic, respiratory and haematological disorders are now available