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We work to achieve the prompt, effective and responsible application of genomics and biomedical science within health services.
Pathogen Genomics Into Practice
Genomics could transform the management and control of infectious diseases, but realising these benefits urgently requires health service leadership and coordinated action. Pathogen Genomics Into Practice provides a policy roadmap to optimise the use of genomics in the fight against infectious disease.
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One health genomics - why animal diseases matter for human health
Pathogen Genomics Into Practice
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Patient empowerment, prenatal testing and abortion
Dr Philippa Brice
The rapidly expanding capacity to diagnose serious chromosomal defects via early, safe non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is arguably one of the most exciting medical developments of recent yea...
The many considerations of 'one health' genomics
Dr Chris Rands
Why Public Health England should make the most of genomics
Dr Hilary Burton
Does bioethics help or hinder research?
Tom Finnegan
