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Our November 2024 newsletter
Our latest East Genomics newsletter is out now.
Funding available to set up a genomics Community of Practice
We are seeking expressions of interest from clinicians for new genomics Communities of Practice (COPs), with funding and support available.
Nov 2024 East Paediatric Genomics Forum: The Generation Study
Join us on Thursday 28 November from 12.30pm - 1.30pm for our Paediatric Genomics Forum on The Generation Study in the East GMSA region.
Our new genomics e-learning platform launched
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new genomics e-learning platform.
Real time DNA analysis for brain tumours could guide surgeons as they operate
A team spanning neuropathologists, scientists, neurosurgeons and researchers at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH), the University of Nottingham and colleagues in Germany is developing a nanopore sequencing-based approach that has the potential to transform the diagnosis of tumours.
Webinar: Clopidogrel use after ischaemic stroke or transient ischaemic attack
Genetic testing in patients who have had a stroke can be an effective tool in assessing whether clopidogrel is an appropriate treatment to prevent further strokes.
Our October 2024 newsletter out now!
Our latest East Genomics newsletter is out now.
More patients in the East to benefit from personalised breast cancer treatment
A ground-breaking breast cancer programme pioneered at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, which decodes the genetic sequence of a patient’s cancer is to expand in the East.
Largescale study of children with genetic disorders finds huge benefits of diagnosis
For Lisa Hawker, getting a diagnosis of her daughter Jaydi’s rare genetic condition was life-saving.
New app launched to support estimated 175,000 people in the UK with Lynch Syndrome
A new app has been launched to help people living with Lynch Syndrome to monitor and manage their condition, alongside their treating clinicians.
First newborn babies tested for over 200 genetic conditions as world-leading study begins in NHS hospitals
Hundreds of babies have begun to be tested for over 200 rare genetic conditions as part of a world-leading study in NHS hospitals that aims to screen up to 100,000 newborns in England.
Whole Genome Sequencing at Birth: Implementing the Generation Study
A free-to-attend online event discussing the Generation Study – an NHS-embedded research study which is sequencing the whole genomes of 100,000 newborn babies, in order to understand whether we can improve our ability to diagnose and treat genetic conditions.
Our September 2024 newsletter out now!
Our latest East Genomics newsletter is out now.
Research and Innovation job opportunities
We are recruiting to two new roles in the research and innovation space.
Patient information leaflets - Glucokinase hyperglycaemia testing in pregnancy
We have added three new patient information leaflets on glucokinase hyperglycaemia testing in pregnancy to our website, adapted from resources originally produced by the South East Genomic Medicine Service.
Specialist Paediatric Workshop - 'Condition Suspected' Pathway of the Generation Study
A Generation Study Workshop, hosted by the East GMSA with a short presentation from representatives of Genomics England's Generation Study.
East GMSA Regional Midwives in Genetics and Genomics Network (RegMiGGs.net)
RegMiGGs.net brings together regional midwifery professionals from all levels, educators and those in specialist roles that support the embedding of genomics in maternity services.
Manchester leads implementation of lifesaving genetic bedside stroke test
An innovative bedside genetic test being implemented in Manchester could dramatically improve outcomes for thousands of people in the UK affected by stroke each year.
Upcoming East Region Paediatric and Prenatal Genomics Forums
Below you can find more information and registration links for our upcoming East Genomics Forums for Paediatrics (25 July) and Prenatal (16 September).
Monogenic Diabetes in Maternity: Educational and networking event for maternity diabetes teams
This event is free to attend for clinicians from the East of England and East Midlands.