Blog articles

Shooting the messenger: therapeutic targeting of RNA
As scientists learn more about the crucial role of ‘messenger’ molecules, many see effective targeting as the missing link in our treatment of disease

More than skin deep: genomics and dermatology
Improved understanding of the genetic basis of skin conditions is enabling better treatment for patients

Genomics and zoonosis
From swine flu to Ebola, genome sequencing technology is enabling us to better understand cross-species infections

Almost a miracle: gene-edited cells that can cure cancer
Since Layla Richards was cured of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, attention has turned to the possibilities of genome engineering

Genomic damage and repair: prize-winners and pioneers
Since Albert Kelner shone a light on the process of DNA repair in 1948, scientists have been working to harness the power of correction

Precision medicine: what is it and how will it be achieved?
Sir Bruce Keogh recently confirmed the NHS’s commitment to moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach to healthcare towards a future of precision medicine. But how do we get there?
News articles

GEP updates consent course including CPD credits
Developed to support clinicians at NHS GMCs, our consent course has been fully updated and now attracts 2 CPD credits from the Royal College of Physicians

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

Beijing Genomics Institute visits Genomics Education Programme
A team from the Beijing Genomics Institute in China recently visited to learn more about the GEP workforce education programme

The Genomics Era: new course on the future of genetics in medicine
Starting on 9th November 2015, St George's University is once again running its popular five-week online course in genomics

HEE initiates tender process for Master’s in genomics
HEIs are being invited to tender to provide HEE’s Master’s programme in genomics after a gap in provision was identified

Genomics England's Clinical Interpretation Partnership launched
31 research domains will work to improve clinical application and interpretation of genomic data to benefit patients