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Study explores role of somatic mutations in autoimmunity
Trust clinicians and colleagues have shown that accumulated genetic changes could contribute to autoimmunity.
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Upcoming Genomics Community of Practice sessions
Here at East Genomics we support 16 Genomics Communities of Practice across cancers and rare and inherited conditions. In 2025 we ran over 120 sessions attended by over 1,500 healthcare staff across our region. Our series continues in 2026...
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UK study highlights “fragile trust” in healthcare among Black communities
A major UK report has found that trust in healthcare and clinical research among Black communities is strong at a personal level but remains fragile overall, shaped by inequality, past experiences and inconsistent care.
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Guidance on blood cancer genetic testing updated following national consensus meeting
Updated guidance follows a 2025 consensus meeting between clinicians, clinical genetics and genomic labs.
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Our Generation Study Results Coordinator leads on new infographic for Health Visitors
The Institute of Health Visiting (IHV) are working with Genomics England to support health visitors’ awareness of the Generation Study – a research study run in partnership with NHS England that is testing newborn babies for more than 200 genetic conditions.
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Genomic study helps detect baby’s rare growth condition
Baby Safi started treatment for a rare growth condition after participating in the Generation Study, a national genomic screening study
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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.
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.
Genome sequencing hope for families seeking diagnoses and treatment for rare disease
Thanks to whole genome sequencing, doctors were able to diagnose Eleanor quickly
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.
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.
Genome sequencing hope for families seeking diagnoses and treatment for rare disease
Thanks to whole genome sequencing, doctors were able to diagnose Eleanor quickly
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.
Genome sequencing hope for families seeking diagnoses and treatment for rare disease
Thanks to whole genome sequencing, doctors were able to diagnose Eleanor quickly
Genome sequencing hope for families seeking diagnoses and treatment for rare disease
Thanks to whole genome sequencing, doctors were able to diagnose Eleanor quickly
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.