This week we mark five years! Over the coming days we'll be highlighting some of the amazing work across our research network #australiangenomicsfiveyears https://t.co/A8Pc5cvZof
Beyond genomics is a host of 'omics technologies which can be used together with genomics to better understand health and disease. New policy briefing sets out the basics for you https://t.co/ZJ5fFD7p9T @genomicsedu@emblebi @DNAed_tech
Not long until our special webinar event ‘Australian Genomics: the first five years’. Join us December 4, 10am-12pm AEDT. More on our panellists and registration via our website. https://t.co/pULQCgjD18
A recent study we did with @QIMRBerghofer & Family Cancer Clinics across Australia has made a breakthrough in achieving national consistency in the interpretations of gene tests for hereditary cancer diagnosis. Link to story & paper: https://t.co/eooeYmGsKO
NEW PUBLICATIONS IN HEALTH ECONOMICS AND GENOMICS 10/11/20
One this week:
A Systematic Review of the Value Assessment Frameworks Used within Health Technology Assessment of Omics Technologies and Their Actual Adoption from HTA Agencies https://t.co/gucuUM5571
#healtheconomics
Interested in collaborative research activities between African countries and Japan in the field of infectious diseases? Register for this symposium scheduled to take place on November 5, 2020. Don't miss out! 👉 https://t.co/M4BJX3IyQm
Our popular, free and flexible online course starts again today and is available for the next 5 weeks: https://t.co/argjnNpHhe
Join us to learn more about whole genome sequencing in healthcare and chat with other learners and expert mentors in real time! #genomics#STEMeducation
Over the course of November, we will explain what the Government’s recently published National Genomic Healthcare Strategy #GenomeUK means for patients, researchers and clinicians.
To find out more visit: https://t.co/G4gD718nXm
This week on the Nature cover: African diversity. Whole-genome analyses reveal details of Africa’s rich genetic heritage. Browse the issue here: https://t.co/VWHPPvRNF7
Closing the gaps in genomic studies, @H3Africa contributes to diversity of genomic data, revealing clues about disease susceptibity, human ancestry and migration in Africa. Read the highly anticipated article @H3Africa https://t.co/woZEDab9L1 @Fogarty_NIH; @WellcomeTrust
I wrote an op-ed for @sciam to accompany the @genome_gov’s 2020 Strategic Vision. In that article, I highlight our 10 Bold Predictions for human genomics by 2030 and discuss how the extraordinary achievements in genomics are just the beginning of what could be possible!
New publication in npj Genomic Medicine from @Medical_Genome provides consensus recommendations on clinical WGS analytical validation for patients with #raredisease. https://t.co/0g7OZvdAty