Generations is one of the largest DNA sequencing projects of its kind in the U.S. The goal of this research is to learn more about human health and disease to find better ways to keep people healthy and treatments when they are sick.
Researchers are increasingly thinking about how genetics research participation directly benefits participants, in addition to improving public health. https://t.co/cgqtg206J4
The Genome Medicine Working Group at @genome_gov identified the 10 most significant advances and 48 accomplishments in genomic medicine for 2019. Their findings were published today in @AJHGNews! Read it here: https://t.co/QuC1n6r58t
INSPIRING video from @CureRareDisease ft. the work of Dr. Monkol Lek (@theFourier2k) and Dr. Keryn Woodman (@KerynWoodman) @YaleMed. https://t.co/D5K0jkAQ9Y
#NHGRI is hosting its first genomic data science virtual town hall on Oct. 31 at 12 p.m. ET. Learn how #NHGRI will approach data science challenges facing the genomics research community. Register today at https://t.co/iUGhmghkUZ #Genomics2020
Whole genome sequencing can provide new answers for patients, particularly within cancer, rare and infectious disease. Watch our short film to find out more! https://t.co/XfQJgZkx2K #WGS#genomics
In the #RampageMovie, CRISPR technology is used to transform a gorilla, wolf and crocodile into aggressive, flying monsters. Although CRISPR can be used to edit DNA precisely, this story is purely fantasy! IRL, CRISPR is being used to treat incurable disease. #genomicsincinema
Did you attend last month's webinar with @AJHGNews on genomic medicine at the population level? @AllofUsResearch sat down with ASHG to respond to attendee questions. Read on to see if yours was covered! https://t.co/dyaA955GIx #ASHGtrainee#genomics
Genetic testing for medical and recreational purposes has become a part of everyday life. Therefore, you should be well informed about the ethical, legal and social consequences of genomics research. Don’t worry, we have you covered! https://t.co/nEtPXauh0a
What's the public health impact of genomics and precision technologies on breast cancer? Check out #PHGKB for the latest information and publications. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth https://t.co/3PuGlnnR45
It's a happy day for us: three of our very own received @NIHDirector's awards for High-Risk, High-Reward research. A Pioneer Award for Dr. Valentina Greco, and two New Innovator Awards for Dr. Mandar Muzumdar and Dr. Steven (Siyuan) Wang. Congratulations!! 🎉🎈🎈🎊
Our Public Health Genomics and Precision Health Hot Topics of the Day include polygenic risk scores in breast cancer, consumer genomics workshop, epilepsy pharmacogenomics, and more. Check it out! #PHGKB https://t.co/H0r66yG6ww
Are you one of the 100,000 Americans with sickle cell disease? @NIH is actively recruiting adults to participate in our INSIGHTS research study to explore the genomics, microbial, physical and social influences. Learn more here: https://t.co/qPh8mnn4sh
Generations Project leader and @yale_med Prof. of Genetics Michael Murray is speaking today at the National Human Genome Research Institute @genome_gov Strategic Planning Workshop. The workshop aims to better prevent disease by integrating #genomics with medicine @yalediscovers
Register NOW for our November 21 webinar: "How Public Health Can Learn From and Inform the Precision Medicine All of Us Research Program" https://t.co/Jm4VA8NG3O
Scientists have followed the first patient to receive cells modified with #CRISPR–Cas9 genome editing technology for 19 months and not detected any major side effects. #GeneEditing https://t.co/0hwke3MqMv
Genomics England's inaugural Research Conference is taking place on Monday 4 November 2019, bringing together our clinical, industry, academic and patient communities for the first time. Abstract submission ends next week! #GERC2019 https://t.co/JYgrKEXifs
Today we're supporting @JeansforGenes to raise money for children and families affected by life-altering genetic conditions. Please visit their website to donate to this very worthy cause! https://t.co/mRWK4pS20O #JeansForGenes