Blog articles
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Looking back: Genomics in 2022 (part one)
In the first of our two-part round-up of 2022, we look back at some of this year's most exciting clinical developments in genomics
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PPP rare diseases report: Five things we learned
We round up the key genomics points from the latest Public Policy Projects report
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NHS launches sight-saving NIPT test
A new genomic test can identify babies at risk of a rare form of eye cancer with almost 100% accuracy
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Polygenic scores and PGT: a problematic pairing
We explore a new type of test hitting the headlines and ask whether it could ever be approved for UK clinics
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Flash forward: genomics in 2022
In our second end-of-year roundup, we look ahead to three areas of genomics likely to spark discussion in the coming year
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Genomics in practice: ‘Midwives should explore opportunities’
In our third Q&A for the #GenomicsConversation, we talk to midwife Charlotte Rose about why she was inspired to build her career in genomics
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Prenatal genomics - an overview
What role can genomics play before a baby is born? We break down the screening and testing options available now – from traditional methods to new technologies
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Genomics in practice: obstetrics and gynaecology
Dr Edward Morris explains the important role played by genomics in the practice of obstetrics and gynaecology - and its impact on patient care
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What is NIPD?
Non-invasive prenatal diagnosis can provide vital information about a pregnancy, but when should the technique be used, and how does it differ from NIPT?
News articles
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Genomics 101: Discover the role of genomics in healthcare
Curious about genomics but not sure where to start? Try our collection of free, short introductory online courses
Events
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Regional Midwives in Genetics and Genomics Network
RegMiGGs.net unites east England midwifery professionals to advance genomics in maternity care, with talks on NIPT, antenatal screening inequalities and educational updates
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Rapid prenatal exome sequencing service (R21) educational MDT
Join this NHS webinar on foetal anomaly rapid testing to enhance your knowledge on R21