Thank you for following and engaging with @CDC_Genomics over the years. Going forward, please follow @CDC_NCBDDD for research and programmatic updates, upcoming webinars, and more on genomics. This handle will no longer be active as of Oct. 27, 2023.
Health economists: Join our experts on October 26 for a lively discussion on the cost-effectiveness of public health genomics. Register now: https://t.co/2MVZJTwvSk.
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If #BreastCancer or other cancers run in your family, it could mean a BRCA gene change does too. Genetic counseling can help you better understand your risk. Share your family cancer history with your doctor and ask if it’s right for you. #HBOCWeek https://t.co/dwixmu1VYq
New info! Have #SickleCellDisease (#SCD) and thinking about getting pregnant? Here is the latest on what women with SCD should know before, during, and after pregnancy: https://t.co/5fEQY55BLj
Health economists: Join our experts on October 26 for a lively discussion on the cost-effectiveness of public health genomics. Register now: https://t.co/2MVZJTwvSk.
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#BreastCancer can run in families. It's not easy to be the first to ask about your family history of cancer, but it can help you understand and make a plan to manage your risk. https://t.co/3XJjM20FI4
Also, learn how whole-genome sequencing (#WGS) technology is used to decode the genetic information of infectious disease pathogens through wastewater analysis.
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Wastewater monitoring for influenza virus and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) could help local public health departments and clinicians prepare for, and respond to, seasonal respiratory outbreaks: https://t.co/hIylUPqALJ
There’s lots of confusing information online about MTHFR and #FolicAcid. Here’s what you need to know: Even if you have a common MTHFR gene variant, your body can process folic acid and you can benefit from it. Choose folic acid! #PowerToPrevent https://t.co/weE5I2iWRf
Did you or a family member have high cholesterol at age 50 or younger? If so, this may be genetic, a condition called #FamilialHypercholesterolemia. Take time to learn more for your and your family’s health. #CholesterolAwarenessMonth: https://t.co/peEnx3lzMo
Clinical and public health professionals: Exciting recent developments in #Pharmacogenomics! How can these advancements and challenges impact your practice, research, and programs? Register for this free webinar on September 14 to learn more:
https://t.co/B3mmStPEYZ
Are you at increased risk for breast, ovarian, or colorectal cancer? Understanding your risk for these cancers is made easier by collecting your #FamilyHealthHistory. CDC’s new mobile health app can help. Check out My Family Health Portrait: Cancer: https://t.co/ntQ1IhMiEo
Did you know there are several types of #MuscularDystrophy, and each is different from the others? September is Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Month, and CDC is talking about muscular dystrophy. Join the conversation! https://t.co/6z2Np8VZM8
New to the public health workforce? Get an introduction to #Genomics, big data, & precision health at a 2-day training event sponsored by CDC & Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education. It will be held in Atlanta or online, Sept. 7–8, 2023.https://t.co/y2bUFvMRN5 @CDC_NCBDDD