Blog articles
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Pharmacogenomics: The future of preventing adverse drug reactions
In the second part of our pharmacogenomics blog series, we look at how new research could lead to a more effective application of drugs
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Point-of-care genomic testing suggested for stroke patients
NHS stroke patients would benefit from a one-hour genomic test, given at the point of care, to see if clopidogrel should be given, a NICE draft report suggests
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The 100,000 Genomes Project and the DDD study: A recap
We look at the background, aims and achievements of two of the most influential genomics studies of the last 15 years
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Liquid biopsy: A closer look
We take a deep dive into the genomic test that researchers hope will improve treatment for cancer patients
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A ‘world first’ in pre-emptive pharmacogenomic testing
Researchers show a 30% reduction in adverse reactions to common clinically prescribed drugs through pharmacogenomic testing
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Stories of rare disease: Sara and Freya
In this fourth and final instalment of our rare disease blog series, we look at what happened when Sara received an unexpected diagnosis from her daughter Freya’s whole genome sequencing
News articles
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The #GenomicsConversation 2023 is here!
Join the National Genomics Education programme and colleagues across the health service as we shine a spotlight on how genomics is shaping patient treatment and care
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Genomic testing for rare disease: Learn with the experts
Join a new cohort of learners supported by expert clinicians on the latest mentored run of the National Genomics Education programme’s popular course
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Join in with the month of genomics
Announcing an innovative new collaboration aimed at increasing awareness of genomics and understanding of its relevance to clinical care
Events
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Paediatric GeNotes: Facilitating genomics mainstreaming for paediatric clinicians
The RCPCH genomics programme and Genomics Working Group, in collaboration with the HEE Genomics Education Programme, are hosting a 'Month of Genomics'
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Heathcare Science Week Webinar
Healthcare science week, 13-19 March 2023, is an annual week of celebration and awareness-raising for the many careers in healthcare science