History tells us that wars cause irreversible and unimaginable loss. Civilians are killed; homes, schools and places of worship destroyed. People need peace, stability and dignity more than anything else. Russia must stop the attack on Ukraine immediately.
🌟New publication from @RobinHayeems & our team!
🧪Patients with a #RareDisease can undergo hundreds of tests in search of a diagnosis, we developed a way to organize these tests in order to better understand their #DiagnosticOdyssey
https://t.co/cFGWUmjRL4
🌟New publication from @MattOsmond6 & our team!
🧬Outcome of over 1500 matches through the @MatchMExchange for rare disease gene discovery: The 2-year experience of Care4Rare Canada
https://t.co/FSFQMPhVyJ
#Genomics#RareDisease#matchmaking
@SandraEMartin@JoAnneWallace@VessiFootwear Agree! My mom got a pair of these this summer and loves showing them off to me. Although one word of warning, if uncle Bob has orthotics or tendon issues, I don’t know if they’re ideal/supportive enough.
⚠️Additional case of #Measles confirmed in #Ottawa.
This new case of measles IS NOT connected to the one announced by Ottawa Public Health on April 3, 2019.
Please RT.
Updates posted on: https://t.co/m5KvgM7VBQ
#OttNews#OttCity
I’ve handled the review of > 1000 papers at @nature. Over time, you notice aspects of presentation on which reviewers tend to comment. In the interests of minimizing hassles during review, I offer the following suggestions (a bit targeted to climate papers).
Let's fix academic posters! Prepping a poster for #SIOP19 and sick of the old "wall-of-text" poster design? Watch this cartoon to see a new, faster approach to designing research posters. Includes templates. #betterposter
https://t.co/wyXhiP5CKl
Exactly a year ago, the Solving the Unsolved Working Group for @irdirc met at @wellcomegenome to discuss the future of #RareDisease diagnosis. Today, our commentary came out in @CellCellPress - how cool is that!? https://t.co/OuF28nzUpY
Our analysis of "the unsolved" on OMIM has just made its way to AJMG Part C before the end of the year. @TailaHartley@alisonjeaton@C4RCanada Thanks @OmimOrg for all you do! Not an easy task!
https://t.co/d1q1YJFGnj
We want to celebrate #hero4CHEO@navcanada for launching their 5th employee giving campaign in support of #CHEO this week! TY for continuing to work #StrongerTogether to directly impact thousands of kids at CHEO today and in the future.
“I think this really does open up a path that could be applied to other genetic diseases.” Huge thanks to Tim Yu (and Mila’s mom!) for sharing this inspiring work at #ASHG18. #RareDisease#nof1 https://t.co/tKVVVz1XHR