Blog articles

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Gene therapy Casgevy approved for NHS use

The gene therapy Casgevy is now available on the NHS in England for people living with severe forms of beta-thalassaemia and sickle cell disease.

News articles

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Dermatology joins GeNotes as 12th specialty

New dermatology collection covers a wide range of clinical scenarios, underpinned by extended opportunities for learning
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GeNotes reaches 1 million page views

Our flagship resource for clinicians, GeNotes, has hit a new milestone
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New in GeNotes: Gastro-Hepatology

A new collection of genomics resources for gastroenterologists and hepatologists is now available, expanding Genomics Education Programme’s flagship resource to 10 specialty areas

Visual communication aids now live on GeNotes

A set of 10 aids created for use by clinicians in consultations with patients are now available to view and download
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Rare Disease Day 2025: new resources available

We have added to our range of educational resources that enable health professionals to better understand, recognise and manage rare disease

Events

Rare Disease Genomic Testing: How Do We Make Access Equitable and Timely

Progress Educational Trust (PET) present this event on making equitable rare disease genomic testing
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Dravet Syndrome UK Conference

Dravet Syndrome UK presents this hybrid conference covering updates, news and medical research around Dravet syndrome

The Manchester Rare Disease Showcase

Beacon: for rare diseases presents this conference to those wanting to know more about the innovations, research and lived experiences shaping rare disease
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Genomics for all: Practical family history skills for holistic care

Explore how taking a family history allows healthcare professionals to identify genetic risks, personalise care plans, and provide holistic support to patients and their families
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ICED25

The ED Society hosts this in-person event for medical professionals wanting to meet other with interest in ectodermal dysplasia

The Cambridge Rare Disease Showcase

This Beacon: for rare diseases event brings together rare disease stakeholders in Cambridge