🧬 Not just for toddlers and textbooks!
Inherited metabolic diseases can be diagnosed well into older age, sometimes even in the 80s & 90s.
Listen to the latest #JIMDPodcast with François Maillot & Ida Schwartz 🎧
🔗 https://t.co/klqHbFEcdz
#ThinkMetabolic#RareDiseases#IMD
The @TheACMG has just published a statement on metabolomics for inborn errors of metabolism, co-authored by Dr. Duque Lasio. @WashUMedPeds@CatdogGenes 👏https://t.co/0XQ7x5ZGUa
🔗 Check out the full paper:
https://t.co/NYbWkFXz46
📢 Read the Science coverage:
https://t.co/gFjrJzSNgf
💙 Excited to keep pushing this conversation forward!
We are profoundly concerned by the recent terminations and layoffs throughout the U.S. HHS. ASHG stands in strong support of the scientific community at this time, including those who have dedicated their lives to ensuring our nation’s health: https://t.co/80Wubpvv5R #ASHG
On April 10-11, Dr. Duque Lasio @CatdogGenes @WUSTLPeds (and alumnus Dr. Nephi Walton and Dr. Kevin O'Bryan) will be speaking at a virtual/in person workshop sponsored by @genome_gov. The title of her talk is "Open the Genome to All." Register here: https://t.co/EK3NUvF5mL
Join editorial board members of ACMG’s journals at 1:30 PM in MTCC Rm 718 for “Implementing the NASEM Report on Using Race, Ethnicity & Ancestry Population Descriptors in Genomic Research.”. Details: https://t.co/280mePx2GQ #DEI@GIMJournal@theNASEM#ACMGMtg24
Congratulations to @CatdogGenes@marshinawi Tomi Toler, and alumnus Parith Wongkittichote on their new paper with Peds Neuro colleague Sheel Pathak @WUSTLPeds @WashUNeurology https://t.co/Hbw3xIaDXX
We are excited to host Dr. Sharon Plon @BaylorGenetics@bcmhouston as our fellows' graduation speaker. Join us on Monday, June 12 at noon for her talk on genomic studies and cancer predisposition. @WUSTLmed @WUSTLPeds @washupathedu
Check out our latest article on technologist #workforce shortage! It had been a wonderful collaboration with Drs. @akkari_yassmine, Bob Best, and Sheila Dobin!
Our new report says that researchers should rethink how race, ethnicity, and ancestry labels are used in #genomics and #genetics research.
The report provides guidance to help researchers choose appropriate population descriptors for their studies.
Read: https://t.co/8o9cUhJugQ
Dr. Priestley presenting a poster on the things we all know or suspect, but lack data on: the impact of social determinants of health on morbidity and mortality in children with inborn errors of metabolism. #SIMD2023@MommasaurusJess
@MommasaurusJess I think we need to have a system to at least briefly review presenter slides for compliance with AMA reporting of Race & Ethnicity descriptors.