East Genomics
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National Genomic Test Directory update
On 4 October, updates to the National Genomics Test Directory were made live on the NHS England website.
The update (the first of three updates expected before April 2022) includes new and amended tests on both the Rare and Inherited Disease Test Directory and eligibility criteria, as well as the Cancer Directory.
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Jean-Christophe Novelli reveals how genomic testing helped his family
Jean-Christophe and his wife Michelle visit East GLH main laboratory at Cambridge and speak to staff via Zoom
Multi-award winning chef Jean-Christophe Novelli reveals how genomic testing helped his family
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East Genomic Laboratory Hub ready to deliver more rapid tests
Building works completed at main laboratory in Cambridge will benefit millions
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Genomic testing provides hope for families seeking diagnosis
Local family celebrate their daughter starting nursery, 18 months after whole genome sequencing diagnosed her with a very rare disease
Genome sequencing hope for families seeking diagnoses and treatment for rare disease
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National Genomic Test Directory update
On 4 October, updates to the National Genomics Test Directory were made live on the NHS England website.
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National blood tube shortage
Due to the national blood tube shortage, all NHS Trusts are requested to continue to reduce testing by 25% until Friday 8 October.
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Multi-award winning Jean-Christophe Novelli reveals how genomic testing helped his family
Jean-Christophe Novelli and his wife Michelle spoke today at East GLH of how genomic testing for their son Valentino helped them find the right treatment and plan their future life.
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East GLH ready to deliver higher volume of rapid genomic testing
We are extremely proud to have now completed major building works at our lead laboratory based at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust which will help us deliver an enhanced genomic service for the East of England and East Midlands.
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Genome sequencing hope for families seeking diagnoses and treatment for rare disease
Thanks to whole genome sequencing, doctors were able to diagnose Eleanor quickly