We are witnessing a grave dichotomy as some countries are rejoicing with vaccines others such as India are in a deep public health crisis exacerbated by so many health disparities. What affects one in this pandemic #COVIDEmergencyIndia will affect all https://t.co/W4aWBnuGGc
You’re not officially a genetic counselor until you’ve somehow managed to take someone’s full family history and done a risk assessment at a party. #GCChat
Happy #DNADay2021. Amazing to see far we have come in this ever evolving field. Cheers to all the aspiring GC’s matched or unmatched who will take this field even farther !
Honored to have Rebecca Cokley, the 2020 Richman Distinguished Fellow in Public Life, spend time with our genetic counseling students today to discuss her life as both a woman with achondroplasia and disability rights activist.
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Prof. Gizem Nemutlu, an expert on vaccines and distribution, created a model for the most efficient way to distribute childhood vaccines in the developing world that could be very important for covid.
Brandeis is proud of the rich research tradition we continue to carry on.
Let’s all support our Asian students, colleagues, friends, and mentors and work together to prevent this violent pattern of attacks https://t.co/XxRXpgMPHA #brandeisgc#brandeis
Excited about tomorrow's workshop for Link To Mindfulness at @BrandeisU !!! Open to Black Undergraduate Students nationally! Register here: https://t.co/epf09vBBbC
Next week: Join #Brandeis professor Alice Kelikian in conversation with actress Gillian Anderson on March 5 from noon to 1 ET. Event is remote and open to all. https://t.co/h4p5ufDQwI
As we approach Rare Disease Day, join us this week as we spotlight different rare diseases w/ infographics created by our first-years. First up: Long QT Syndrome, a genetic disorder that causes abnormalities in the heart's electrical wiring. Learn more: https://t.co/rFqcfiB31y
February is Black History Month and this month we will be recognizing our rich history of Black excellence in academics, activism and changing the world for the better. Watch: https://t.co/p4CheJzRTZ
@BrandeisGCProg Always moved by this patient narrative series and feel honored to be part of a program where humanity and patient stories are the cornerstone of training. Thank you to Judith and all the patients and families.
I am one of the co chairs of the Anti- racism subcommittee of the Genomics technology SIG and we welcome any and all new members..feel free to email [email protected]
For everyone looking for a place to be involved in DEI work at NSGC I encourage you to get involved in one of the two Anti-Racism subcommittees that have been formed under the Cancer SIG and Genomics Technologies SIG this year. Contact co-chairs for more information. #GCchat