Can genetic testing help make medicines safer? Professor Dyfrig Hughes, Bangor University Large Lecture Theatre, Level 5, Pontio, Bangor University, Deiniol Road, Bangor LL57 2TQ Monday 6th March 2023, 7 – 8pm (registration from 6.30pm, talk starts 7pm). Medicines have transformed the lives of many. However, there is always a chance that people experience a side… Read more »
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Are you a young person interested in finding out more about genomics and health, or affected by a rare or genetic condition? Join us! These events are aimed at those aged 16 to 25. March’s café will feature relaxed talks including: Co-occurring conditions in autism – the who and the why Dr Jack Underwood, Cardiff… Read more »
Want to find out more about genomics & health in Wales? Affected by a rare, genetic or undiagnosed condition? Join us! February’s café will feature relaxed talks including: SWAN UK – Cymru: Update & Introduction to the new ‘Rare Resources Wales’ Izzy Rundle, SWAN UK All Wales Psychiatric Genomics Service: An update Dr Annie Procter,… Read more »
Find out from Louise Fish, Chief Executive Genetic Alliance UK, how you can raise awareness and help highlight rare diseases in February 2023.
Like to find out more about the fascinating field of DNA, genetics and genomics and discover how it affects our everyday lives? Join us for our 7th annual 3G public genetics and genomics conference! Enjoy short talks on topics including: Getting the Timing Right: Chrononutrition Exploring early human populations in Britain using ancient DNA The… Read more »
November’s café will feature relaxed talks including: Co-occurring conditions in autism – the who and the why Dr Jack Underwood, Clinical Research Fellow, Cardiff University Genomic Data-Sharing for Research Rhys Vaughan, Genomics Consent Manager, Wales Gene Park Introduction to Pharmacogenomic Testing in Wales: How Genetics can Help Treatment Choices Aine Moylett, All Wales Medical Genomics… Read more »
Please join us for our annual meeting – free to attend for anyone with an interest in rare diseases! This year, we will hear about opportunities to get involved in Rare Disease Day 2023, plans underway for developing a patient passport service for rare diseases, hear updates about the Welsh Rare Disease Plan and Syndromes… Read more »
Are you a young person interested in finding out more about genomics and health, or affected by a rare or genetic condition? Join us! These events are aimed at those aged 16 to 25. October’s café will feature relaxed talks including: Chromosomes! Dr Andrew Fry, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Medical Genetics, Cardiff University An Introduction… Read more »