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Mental Health and Genomics: Implementing evidenced based practice and reducing health inequalities

Part of our national lunch & learn series, this session will cover: The role of genomic investigations within mental health…

Cancer Genomics in Primary Care: BRCA1 and 2

Cancer is affected by our genetics in many different ways. Multiple cancers can be influenced by our genes and the…

More Than You Can Imagine: Genomics and Rare Disease

Join Central and South Genomics for an insightful webinar in recognition of Rare Disease Day, where we bring together patients,…

Protecting hearts across generations: Genomic medicine in cardiology

Genomic medicine is an important factor within the field of cardiology. Alongside having an established role in rarer, inherited cardiac conditions, genomics is…

Paula’s journey on the Generation Study

Paula Kaya, from Erdington, is one of over 1,500 mothers to have taken part in the Generation Study at University…

We need you: help promote accessibility for the Generation Study!

We’re looking for volunteers who are fluent in a language other than English, who would be willing to be filmed…

Genomics in men’s health: harnessing the genome

Genomics impacts men’s health in many ways, enabling personalised medicine for various conditions, revealing the risk of inherited disorders, and providing…

Oxford Genetic Practitioner team reach milestone referral

As we continue to adapt to changes and updates to the test directory, teams across the region are working hard…

Central and South Genomics colleagues win staff award

Congratulations to Central and South Genomics’ Lead Nurse Philandra Costello and Lead Midwife Karen Creed, who won a Kind, Connected…

Advancing Cancer Care through Genomics: A Session for Oncology, Nursing, and Allied Health Professionals