Josh Nolan

Research Genetic Counsellor based in London/Sutton @ICR_London all views my own. 🧬👨🏻‍⚕️ he/him

[Josh Nolan @JNomics]

Exciting opportunity to work with the excellent @LizOrmondroyd @RDMOxford on Cure Heart, a @TheBHF funded research project. More details below, and applications open until September 13th
https://t.co/jGjF3o1Bod

[Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr @clare__turnbull]

Our new paper in @BJGPjournal: we model different patterns of proposed medical hormonal therapy (HRT) usage for well women age 50 who have different patterns of breast cancer family history.
https://t.co/5Lf84oVBCv
https://t.co/tXeKAaCMe8
https://t.co/rRm7555Ml4 (1/n)

[Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr @clare__turnbull]

Clinical research fellow opportunity in epidemiology of Lynch Syndrome at @ICR_London co-supervised at Imperial by @DrAmandaJCross and @kevinjmonahan . Closes 30th June.
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[Josh Nolan @JNomics]

Delighted to present our two publications in @GIMJournal from our work in @RDMOxford led by @LizOrmondroyd and with health economics from @jbuchanan_ox investigating the return of secondary/additional findings from @GenomicsEngland 100,000 genomes project in @CaS_Genomics. A 🧵

[Josh Nolan @JNomics]

@OxfordBRC @HastingsJ123 To conclude: Disclosure of AFs identifies individuals with and without personal/familial evidence of disease and prompts clinical interventions. Attention is required on AF consenting procedures, and post-disclosure care should aim to promote recipients perceived personal control

[Josh Nolan @JNomics]

Delighted to present our two publications in @GIMJournal from our work in @RDMOxford led by @LizOrmondroyd and with health economics from @jbuchanan_ox investigating the return of secondary/additional findings from @GenomicsEngland 100,000 genomes project in @CaS_Genomics. A 🧵

[Josh Nolan @JNomics]

@OxfordBRC @HastingsJ123 Family implications. Recipients had selectively informed relatives, but communication was complicated by the absence of disease manifestation in the family

[Josh Nolan @JNomics]

Come and join us at the @ICR_London working on two fantastic NHS clinical transformation projects: https://t.co/wWWPEUVquf

Could be great opportunity for any aspiring genetic counsellors. Applications close on 11th Feb!