Blog articles

Answers for 100,000 Genomes Project participants

The first genomic diagnoses for rare disease as part of the pioneering project highlight the importance of personalised medicine

Genomics: curing the kidney

Developments in genomic understanding and technology are having a big impact in the field of nephrology

More than skin deep: genomics and dermatology

Improved understanding of the genetic basis of skin conditions is enabling better treatment for patients 

Cardiac genomics: putting research into practice

Scientists working for Genomics England’s cardiac GeCIP domain are tasked with translating data into improved diagnosis of heart conditions 

The modern face of genomic medicine

Genomics England’s new PanelApp is set to encourage shared knowledge and accelerate progress in whole genome sequencing analysis

The growing importance of genomics for rare disease

Genomic technologies are paving the way for new diagnoses, treatments and therapy for patients with rare and ultra-rare disease

Microbiome matters

The human microbiome is a hot health topic. But what is this 'microbiome'? And how can it affect our health?

Clinical interpretation: when is a variant a mutation?

Genome sequencing produces volumes of valuable data, but what are the challenges of interpretation that gives practitioners the answers they need?

News articles

Treatment of Genetic Disorders symposium

In this free one-day session, speakers from all over the UK will talk about their experiences and novel approaches to genetic treatment  

Call for members to join Genomics England participant panel

Participants who have taken part in the 100,000 Genomes Project have been invited to join a new national participant panel 

Genomics Master’s series: a paradigm shift in healthcare

Satishkumar Krishnan, one of our funded students on the Master’s…

‘Just in time’ resources for healthcare professionals

HEE’s Genomics Education Programme is supporting health professionals with vital 'just-in-time' information on genomics