Few things are more on brand for genetic counselors than, instead of having an "appreciation" day where our coworkers buy us snacks, we made an "awareness" day, giving ourselves more work to do.
It’s Genetic Counselor Awareness Day!
Today we celebrate our genetic counselor, @ekugelm, and her work in our clinics and labs to help people better understand their health, make informed healthcare decisions and shape the future of personalized medicine.
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@MichaelOkun More genes don't always make for a better test - although sometimes they do! Depends on the patient's phenotype, family history, purpose for testing, method of testing offered by the lab, cost of the test... good thing you have a genetic counselor to help you sort it all out 😉
Timely perspective from Bob Resta on the history of pedigrees and how they could be used for harm in the future when they document abortion or gender-affirming care.
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Let all my chrome tabs close when my work computer updated yesterday and I haven't re-opened them yet. I feel light, I feel free. Is this what people with healthy tab management feel like all the time?
Few things are more on brand for genetic counselors than, instead of having an "appreciation" day where our coworkers buy us snacks, we made an "awareness" day, giving ourselves more work to do.
@srikaaamin Yep! I discuss GINA and compare the two, and emphasize that (to my knowledge) there has not been a lawsuit brought under the FL law, so it is currently untested.
Thank you @scipolnetwork and @SciPolJournal for publishing our policy memo on Lowering Preventable Maternal Deaths in Rural Georgia. Our team @emichels_bioeth @Gabs_InFLUence @AmandaKEngstrom worked hard on the policy memo and I'm so happy to see it published!