
Patient Perspectives on Genomics
Angela Watt, a member of our Patient and Community Forum – a group of patients and members of the public…
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The Uncommonly Common Nature of Rare Disease
This year, Rare Disease Day fell on the rarest of days – 29th of February. A rather appropriate convergence of…
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Latest on Lynch
As Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day approaches on the 22 March, we reflect on the great progress made in Lynch syndrome…
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Pharmacy in Focus
We are at a very exciting time, as genomics (the study of an individual’s complete set of genetic material) becomes…
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Maternity Matters
Thank you to everyone who attended, supported and contributed to our first NEY MiGG’s.net meeting on Friday 19th January. We…
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Innovations in Cancer Genomics
A landmark national study, led by Genomics England, NHS England, Queen Mary University of London and the University of Westminster,…
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Webinar – Lynch syndrome and Genomics (19 March)
In our March Lunch and Learn webinar, Professor Sir John Burn spoke about ‘Lynch syndrome and Genomics’.
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Webinar – Circulating Tumour (ctDNA) Testing (20 February)
In our February Lunch-and-Learn webinar, Professor Alastair Greystoke discussed the progress that has been made in adopting circulating tumour DNA…
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NHS Genomics Networks of Excellence Announced
In October 2022, NHS England published Accelerating Genomic Medicine in the NHS, the first NHS genomics strategy. The strategy included…
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Genomics News – December Edition Now Live
The December edition, and the last of our Genomics newsletters for 2023 is now live! You can find links to…
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Webinar: Taking Consent for Genomic Testing (16 January)
Getting appropriate, informed patient consent for genomic testing is vital. This webinar on Tuesday 16th January (12.00pm – 1.00pm) looked…
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Webinar – Ethical Issues in Mainstream Cancer Genomics (11 December 2023)
This webinar was an examination and discussion of the ethical issues faced by those both providing and receiving treatment in…
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