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February | 2014 | GenomEthics

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. Posted in February 2014. Opportunistic genomic screening: the voices that need to be heard. Genetic screening: the voices that need to be heard. Survey talk – guest blog by Dr Jenny Cham. Lead social scientist and registered genetic counsellor researching ethics and genomics at the Wellcome Genome Campus (inc Sanger Institute) Cambridge, UK. Australian parents cycling 5000km across America with autistic son 9news.com.au/good-news/aust. Follow Blog via Email.

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DDD Survey | GenomEthics

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. What would you want to know about your future genetic health? Take our survey to explore. Your researcher knows you are likely to get a life-threatening illness. You’d want to know? The Sanger Institute in Cambridge has a great survey that contains 10 short films in it. The survey and the films help people explore the ethical issues surrounding genomics and are now being used as a teaching tool across the world. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Overlay me...

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GenomEthics - TV news coverage

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The GenomEthics project has been covered by Channel 4 news. And BBC news - Look East. Material World on BBC Radio 4. Did an interview with Anna Middleton on the GenomEthics study (start at 1 min 41 secs). Concepts from the GenomEthics study have been used in many teaching materials about genomics. NHS National Genetics and Genomics for Healthcare website and Health Education England and NOWGEN e-learning course on bioinformatics 2014. This site is hosted by the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute.

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GenomEthics | Chat about genetics and impact on people | Page 2

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. Opportunistic genomic screening: the voices that need to be heard. Genetic screening: the voices that need to be heard. Survey talk – guest blog by Dr Jenny Cham. Attention The Times: Prince William’s DNA is not a toy. Your … Continue reading →. Angelina Jolie tested for one gene, what about the other 20,000? The world reacted with shock as Angelina Jolie, Hollywood actress, UN Ambassador and world renowned beauty announced in the New York Times that she had unde...

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April | 2013 | GenomEthics

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. Posted in April 2013. Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer comments on Genomethics. To date, 3000 people have completed our online survey exploring various ethical implications arising from the application of genome technology. Completed questionnaires have been received from across the world, from Beijing to Bucharest and from San Diego to Stuttgart. However, we need more! Follow Blog via Email. Join 1,420 other followers. Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute.

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Leading questions | GenomEthics

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. This entry was posted on April 9, 2014, in Ethical issues of genetics. Wellcome Trust supported ‘I’m a Scientist’: public engagement activity with school kids. Why do we itch what’s occurring in our bodies? And Do animals have belly buttons? These are just a few of the questions that were fired at me by young people taking part in the Wellcome Trust funded online schools competition ‘I’m a Scientist Get Me Out of Here’. A popular personal topic was acne understan...

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Largest survey of public attitudes shows perceived value of genomic data | GenomEthics

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. Largest survey of public attitudes shows perceived value of genomic data. This entry was posted on May 11, 2015, in Big Data. Ethical issues of genetics. A survey of nearly 7000 people has revealed that 98 per cent want to be informed if researchers using their genetic data stumble upon indicators of a serious preventable or treatable disease. The study starts an important and on-going conversation about how our genomic data is used. The usefulness of findings wa...

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Attention The Times: Prince William’s DNA is not a toy | GenomEthics

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. Attention The Times: Prince William’s DNA is not a toy. This entry was posted on June 14, 2013, in Consent. Ethical issues of genetics. And tagged ancestry testing. Prince William ancestry revealed by genetic test. An ancestor of Prince William’s from the 19th century was half Indian, according to The Times. There are more commonalities betweeen our DNA than there are differences. We are all related to each other in some way. There are four moral and ethical prin...

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Channel 4 news article on Genomethics survey | GenomEthics

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Chat about genetics and impact on people. Channel 4 news article on Genomethics survey. This entry was posted on March 12, 2013, in Ethical issues of genetics. Channel 4 news ran a newspiece in 2014 on our research all about what people want to know from their genes; together with a discussion about some of the ethical issues raised by genomic reseach. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). A quote for al...