Everyday patients benefit from genomic testing. New research published today shows how important genomics has become in the treatment of cancer. The findings, published today by Genomics England in Nature Medicine, show just how much doctors and scientists have learnt over the past 5 years about how genetics can influence cancer and inform how we …
Mel & Charlie have three children, Tom, Harry and Rosie. Whole Genome Sequencing identified that both Tom & Rosie have the same ultra rare DHDDS gene mutation. These mutations cause symptoms such as learning difficulties, tremors, myoclonus and seizures all of which can range from mild to severe. As the DHDDS gene was only decided …
If you have questions about how to order Whole Genome Sequencing for your patients with suspected rare diseases, then drop into our online sessions and get the answers. The South East Genomics team will be available to answer all your questions on July 7th from 11 – 11:45am. Do you need support to navigate your …
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Mel & Charlie have three children, Tom, Harry and Rosie. When they were born, both Tom and Rosie didn’t learn to speak quite as quickly as their friends, and both were diagnosed with mild learning difficulties and Dyspraxia, which affects their co-ordination, when they were at primary school. “I started to notice that they were …
Join Health Education England to learn how whole genome sequencing (WGS) works and what it could mean for the future of healthcare with this free 3 week course, starting 18th October. This course has been designed for healthcare professionals and science/medical students who have limited or no understanding of the whole genome sequencing process and …
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