Genepod

October 2017: Diversity in Genomics...Necessary for All of Us.

November 2017: New Estimates of the Penetrance of Hemochromatosis: Time to re-think screening?

December 2017: Beyond 21, 18 and 13: Broadening applications of Non Invasive Prenatal Screening.

January 2018: Keeping Science from getting lost in translation.

February 2018: Cherchez la Femme! Maternal incidental findings can explain puzzling or discordant prenatal cell-free DNA screening results.

March 2018: CLAPO Syndrome, PIK3CA and lessons for how to categorize genetic disease.

April 2018: Lab reports of genetic tests...lots of room for imporvement.

May 2018: Drinking the Kool-Aid? How the popular press has portrayed personalized medicine.

June 2018: High numbers of false positive results in Direct To Consumer testing samples.

July 2018: Shedding light on intragenic deletions and duplications.

August 2018: Changing Interpretations of Sequencing Results – Clinical Impact in the Realm of Hereditary Cancers.

September 2018: Newborn Screening – Bringing good data to bear remains critical.

November 2018: Somatic mosaicism for genetic variants in brain tissue—a contributor to neurogenetic disease?

January: New approaches help to further unravel the genetic etiologies of autism.

February: Prenatal and preimplantation genetic diagnosis for Huntington disease in the UK.

March: Measuring the cost of genetic disorders in hospitalized children. 

April: Increasing demand and workforce shortages impact access to genetic services.

May: Improving non-invasive prenatal screening tests.

June: Weighing the costs, benefits and cost-effectiveness of population-wide genomic screening.

July: Testing guidelines for neurodevelopmental disorders – time for an update?