Blog articles
NHS launches sequencing pilot for glioblastoma
A new programme is bringing genomics-based personalised treatment to brain cancer patients for the first time
BRCA: beyond breast cancer
New evidence shows that BRCA variants may increase the risk of stomach and pancreatic cancers in both men and women
Targeting oncogenes: a two-drug treatment
Is two better than one? We look at findings from a cancer study that explores a novel two-drug approach to treat rare ovarian cancer
100,000 Genomes Project 2021 update: cancer
In the first instalment of a two-part series, we look at how the 100,000 Genomes Project continues to impact cancer care
Cell-free DNA: detecting disease
We look at how cfDNA could be used to diagnose LMD – a life-threatening condition that is currently difficult to detect
Combating cancer: POLQ inhibitors
We explore a novel treatment that could help treat cancer by preventing DNA repair in tumours
Genomics in practice: ‘We are generation genome!’
In the second of our #GenomicsConversation Q&As, gynaecology cancer nurse Tracie Miles reveals how her patients inspired her to get into genomics
Genome UK: the first steps in a grand plan
The UK wants to create the world's most advanced genomic healthcare system, with education and training a key component. Here’s what’s in store for 2021/22
New drug target identified for colorectal cancer
Around 15% of colorectal cancers are resistant to standard therapies but ‘switching off’ a specific gene could offer new avenues for treatment
News articles
GeNotes featured in The Times
Our upcoming ‘just-in-time' educational resource hits the news on Rare Disease Day
Delve into whole genome sequencing
Join us this October for a deep dive into this revolutionary genomic test and learn how it is being used to benefit patients
Funded course for nurses looking to build their genomic skills
Nurses keen to learn about genomics and counselling can apply…