Hooray👏Research Thursday is back!! Today's featured article is "Australian healthcare professionals' perspectives on the ethical and practical issues associated with genomic newborn screening" https://t.co/Cv4HcufnZs
@michellecao20, @SamRoseA, @DanyaVears@GCRConnect#GeneChat
Check out this new publication by our previous Master of Genetic Counselling student @michellecao20 Lauren Notini @SamRoseA and @DanyaVears exploring health professionals' views on implementing genomic newborn screening in Australia https://t.co/K2VoTxFttl @MCRI_for_kids@UniMelb
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We currently have an application in to MRAC for an MBS provide number for professional genetic counselling by HGSA registered #GeneticCounsellors. Public consultation is open to all and we need your support! For details https://t.co/3u5ynyZMEY
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Breaking news! HGSA has released a new Position Statement on Genetic Carrier Testing for Recessive Conditions. Many thanks to our Education, Ethics and Social Issues Committee and all who contributed to its creation. Accessible to all at https://t.co/jx8BkduXoH
Family communication of genetic information. Who? Why? How? Check out our new Wiley eLS article with illustrative cases. #GeneChat https://t.co/UlZTHyjXsE
HGSA Education Ethics and Social Issues Committee, ASGC and AACG have released a joint position statement following the recent overturning of the Roe v Wade ruling by the US Supreme Court.
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Feeling incredibly grateful to be listening and learning from brave, inspiring women at the Who’s Holding Your Ladder? seminar this afternoon. Doing some serious reflecting on my own 🪜 and how I can more consciously contribute to holding and making room for others’ 🪜s. #WHYL22
Kirsten Allan is a genetic counsellor with RDNow. Her role provides support to families accessing genomic testing and enables them to make informed decisions. #rarediseaseday
Rare opportunity: We are looking for a senior scientist / clinical genomics expert! If you have a passion for helping children with rare disease and extensive experience with exome and genome analysis, join our awesome @TeamVCGS in beautiful Oz! https://t.co/sTc7lPeeqU
New HGSA position statement: Use of human #genetic#genomics info in healthcare settings. Drafted by @juliamansour13 @jacquie_savard@biomedethics & J. Boyle and myself on behalf of the Ethics, Education & Social Issues committee. https://t.co/rQlImdqpBm
When health experts announced that the majority of patients in hospital are unvaccinated — but not all — some wrongly felt this supported the theory that vaccination wasn’t effective. Actually, it once again shows how INCREDIBLY EFFECTIVE vaccines are. It’s all about proportions.
A virus isn't endemic just cos a govt minister says it is and just cos people want it to be.
The current pattern of waning vax, new immune evasive variants, and minimal public health response seem set to doom us to massive surges once or twice a year. 1\5
This! --> The Questions We Should Really Be Asking After Reading the NY Times Article About Prenatal cfDNA Screening For Microdeletions https://t.co/sYbYvj2S7g