Blog articles
Mainstreaming whole genome sequencing: where are we now?
Genomic testing capabilities are advancing in affordability and accessibility by the day. But what is the current trajectory of whole genome sequencing in healthcare?
Cell-free DNA – prenatal testing and beyond
Testing for cell-free DNA is growing beyond its current use in prenatal testing, but how else is it used in practice today?
Whole genome sequencing: Seven uses in health and research
In part two of our blog series, we look at the many UK initiatives that are taking advantage of the power and precision of whole genome sequencing
Whole genome sequencing for diagnosis of infants
In the first of a two-part series about whole genome sequencing, we look at how this technology is being used to diagnose newborns in the NHS
What's in a little variation?
Genomic variation is the root of many of our traits, including what we look like and our susceptibility to many diseases. But what is it?
How has whole genome sequencing transformed the investigation of rare disease?
The way in which rare diseases are investigated has been opened up by whole genome sequencing. We look at its impact on both clinicians and patients
News articles
Introducing the Clinical Pathway Initiative
The National Genomics Education programme has launched a new…
GeNotes: Pharmacogenomics launches today!
The National Genomics Education programme has added a new specialty…
Genomic testing for rare disease: Learn with the experts
Join a new cohort of learners supported by expert mentors on the latest run of the National Genomics Education programme’s popular course
New in GeNotes: Endocrinology is now live!
The flagship just-in-time resource adds another specialty to its offering with the launch of a brand-new endocrinology collection
GeNotes: Primary Care is now live!
The National Genomics Education programme continues to expand its flagship resource, GeNotes, with the launch of a brand-new primary care collection
Join our new solid tumour course evaluation team
Be one of the first to complete and review our new online course for clinicians unfamiliar with requesting genomic testing