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Surveillance and Testing for SARS-CoV-2
Christopher Mason from Weill Cornell Medicine discusses his multifaceted approach to COVID-19 testing.
Genomics and the End of the Diagnostic Odyssey
Learn how whole-genome sequencing can short-circuit the diagnostic odyssey for patients with rare diseases.
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Genomics News
“Pharmacogenomics Saved My Life”
Idaho mother and mental health advocate Mehri Coulter says PGx testing helped her get healthy
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Towards early prevention of lifestyle related diseases – a cohort study starting at the fetal stage
Associate Professor Kenichi Sakurai of Chiba University <br>Professor Yoichiro Kamatani of The University of Tokyo
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Realizing the Potential of Pathogen Genomics in Africa
The launch of a new genomics facility, CERI, in South Africa bolsters the continent’s epidemic and pandemic public health response
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