Volume 35 Number 12 September 17-24, 2015
Reviews, News and Commentaries
Money matters: shaping the use of genomics in the NHS, by Dr Gurdeep Sagoo, PHG Foundation, September 17, 2015
Undiagnosed Diseases Network launches online application portal, NIH News, September 16, 2015
Who should decide? The complex ethics of pediatric genome sequencing, by Bruce Agnew, NHGRI, September 14, 2015
Screening all women for breast cancer genes not feasible: Study, Health Day, September 11, 2015
Why I'm sceptical about the idea of genetically inherited trauma, by Ewan Birney, the Guardian, September 11, 2015
Why you shouldn’t know too much about your own genes, by Carolyn Johnson, Washington Post, September 11, 2015
AGA recommends all patients with colorectal cancer get tested for Lynch syndrome, American Gastroenterological Association, September 10, 2015
CRISPR genome editing 'an important tool', BBC News, September 10, 2015
Pathway launches 'liquid biopsy' to find cancer in healthy people, by Julie Steenhuysen, Reuters, September 10, 2015
Secrets of longevity may lie in long-lived smokers, a ‘biologically distinct’ group with extraordinary gene variants, by Ariana Eunjung Cha, Washington Post, September 10
Sifting DNA databases for the right diagnosis, by Michelle Cortez, Bloomberg, September 10, 2015
What is genome editing and how does it work? By Kate Arkless Gray, Wellcome Trust Blog, September 10, 2015
What population genetic diversity can and can't tell us, by Anne Buchanan, Mermaid?s Tale, September 10, 2015
Human genetic diversity and social inequalities, Genes to Genomes Blog, September 9, 2015
How privacy law affects medical and scientific research, by John Conley, Genomics Law Report, September 1, 2015
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