Genomics|HuGENet

Genomics|HuGENet

Population Research

Human Genome Epidemiology Network (HuGENet)

Human genome epidemiology is the basic science of public health genomics, concerned with understanding how genetic variation affects the distribution of disease in populations.

The Office of Public Health Genomics established the Human Genome Epidemiology Network (HuGENet) to help translate genetic research findings into opportunities for preventive medicine and public health.

For more than a decade, HuGENet has advanced a population perspective on human genetic variation in health and disease through data synthesis, interpretation, and dissemination.

HuGENet is a volunteer network of individuals and organizations. 
To learn more about HuGENet activities, please click on the links below.

HuGENet Resources

• HuGE Navigator
  A searchable, online knowledge base in human genome epidemiology, updated weekly from PubMed.

• Guidelines
  Published recommendations for enhancing  the reporting, synthesis, and translation of human genome epidemiology research.

• Bibliography
  Published guidelines, methods, analyses, and commentaries in human genome epidemiology.  

• Reviews
  Instructions for reading and writing HuGE Reviews.

• Case studies
  Self-guided online case studies for teaching concepts in human genome epidemiology.

• Workshops
  Agendas and summaries for past HuGENet workshops.

• Links
  Links to organizations and databases around the world.