Genomics|Update|Non Communicable Diseases ► Reviews, News and Commentaries

Genomics|Update|Non Communicable Diseases

Volume 35  Number 1  July 2-9, 2015

Reviews, News and Commentaries

Computational biology: Moving into the future one click at a time.
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Transformation medicine genomically informed and personally precise, by Stephen C. Peiper and Erica S. Johnson, GEN, July 2

Should babies have their genomes sequenced? By Anna Nowogrodzki, MIT Technology Review, July 2

Should everyone be tested for high-risk cancer genes? by Marie Delaney, Genetic Literacy Project, July 2

Oncology dominates personalized medicine, Applied Clinical Trials, June 1 

Another 5 things to know about meta-analysis, by Hilda Bastian, PLoS Blogs, June 30

Genomics and the trouble with ‘N of 1’ trials, Genomics Education Programme, June 29

Scientific ethical divide between China and West, by Didi Kirsten Tatlow, The New York Times, June 29

Navigators have a key role in using genetics and genomics for cancer risk identification, by Joyce Pagan, Oncology Nurse Advisor, June 28

Would you be willing to reveal your genetic code to your employer? By Fintan Burke, Irish Times, June 28

Report from the Festival of Genomics, Bio IT World, June 26

Genetics and cancer risk: More options, more tests, more prevention, more survivors, the Monitor, June 25

The promise and peril of Crispr, by John Lauerman and Caroline Chen, Bloomberg, June 25

CRISPR: Science can't solve it, by Daniel Sarewitz, Nature News, June 23

Genomic hype translates, slowly, into hope, by Alex Philippidis, GEN, June 23

Consumers of commercial genetic tests understand more than many believe, Michigan University News, June 22