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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 24/07/2025

Our inclusive research team www.GeneEQUAL.com have been nominated in category C of the consumer partnership in research awards. Would be over the moon if anyone who likes our work would vote for us. Closes midnight Sydney time accesscr-cpir.awardsplatform.com

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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 01/03/2025

For once people with a rare disease get the platform they deserve. So grateful for Charli who has a 22q11 deletion syndrome joining Rick Guidotti from Positive Exposure on Channel 7's sunrise show to talk about a new model of rare disease health care and our events www.rarediseasesnsw.org.au

Beautiful Charli Kamper who lives with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome with Rick Guidotti on the channel 7 couch

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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

Stunning talk by @edenrobertson.bsky.social at our first #rarediseaseday conference at Sydney Children's hospital- comprehensive codesigned research with the inherited retinal disease community shaped by their priorities

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Dr Eden Robertson @edenrobertson.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

@emmagenetics.bsky.social opens the #RareDiseaseDay event, highlighting some of the common challenges faced by the 300mill ppl impacted by a rare disease worldwide. From the diagnostic odyssey, limited info, to lack of holistic care - together w/ families, we must pave the future for rare diseases.

Lecture theatre with woman speaking at a podium at the front and a large projection screen.

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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 22/02/2025

Fabulous talks today at the Royal College of Pathologist's annual conference in Naarm/Melbourne by @nickywhiffin.bsky.social and A/Prof Octavia Peck Palmer . Some fitting street art for these incredible researchers Great to share our research www.geneequal.com and www.rarediseases.org.au

Street art Melbourne: the genius thing that we did was, we didn't give up

A/Prof Nicky Whiffin giving a fascinating speech on classification of non coding variants

A/Prof Octavia Peck Palmer talking about all of our responsibility to bring equity to diagnoses for medically underserved populations

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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 12/02/2025

Join us at two awesome free #rarediseaseday events on the 28th Feb and 1st March at Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick. Building community and connections Register links here rarediseasesnsw.org.au/home/news-ev... Please share with your networks!

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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 12/02/2025

Imagine more- the theme for this year's #rarediseaseday Honoured to represent Rare Voices Australia's medical and scientific advisory board at this year's federal parliamentary rare disease event with fellow clinicians Lisa Ewans and Prof Adam Jaffe

Lisa Ewans and Emma Palmer at Australian parliament for rare disease day event

Mike Freelander speaking at rare disease event

Fiona Lawton speaking at rare disease event

The health minister speaking at rare disease event

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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 24/12/2024

2024- that's a wrap! Check out our video newsletter here from the #inclusive GeneEQUAL team vimeo.com/1040945335?s... . Wishing you all a wonderful break and huge thanks to our coresearchers, advisors, funders and community 🎄🙏

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December 2024 Newsletter

This is "December 2024 Newsletter" by GeneEQUAL on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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(Elizabeth) Emma Palmer @emmagenetics.bsky.social · 29/11/2024

Very proud of our PhD student Dr Lavvina Thiyagarajan is exploring such an important topic in delving into what is known of #autistic individuals preferences and opinions about #genomic testing.. Watch this space for her systematic review ( spoiler autistic individuals have rarely been asked....)

A doctor standing next to her brilliant poster

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