A new play will tackle one of the most personal and difficult decisions many parents face.

Researchers from the Goriely Lab and Centre for Personalised Medicine reflect on their experience of exploring genomics and ethics with A Level students in Southport.

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On Saturday 2nd November 2024, in collaboration with HIVE Choir, a vocal ensemble based in Belfast, we hosted Songs of Genomics at Pegasus Theatre. Together with HIVE Choir we transformed our…

In the second year of the competition, we looked at screening newborn babies for disease. All babies born in the UK are offered tests shortly after birth to check for health issues: Currently, the…

Professor Anne Goriely and Dr Alison Kay | 14 March 2024

The environmental impact of data-driven precision medicine initiatives - Volume 1

How life works: Dealing with biology’s changing narrative We are excited that the 2025 CPM Annual Lecture will be given by Philip Ball. Philip Ball is a freelance writer and broadcaster, and was an…

Cambridge Core - Medicine: General Interest - Approaches to Spread, Scale-Up, and Sustainability

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Rachel Horton and colleagues argue that making sense of genomic variation in newborn babies is difficult, so the UK Generation Study will analyse only a tiny proportion of the genome. Why then is it…

Personalised prevention aims to tailor preventative health strategies to individual characteristics, for example, genetic, lifestyle or environmental factors. The aim is to prevent or delay the onset…

European Journal of Human Genetics - Glowing gels and pipettes aplenty: how do commercial stock image banks portray genetic tests?