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Curing misconceptions: where do genomics myths come from?

Genomics has, perhaps more than any other field, been plagued by misconceptions. From oversimplified explanations in high school biology classes […]

Women’s Health: From the Wandering Uterus to the 21st Century

Despite women making up nearly 50% of the global population, significant gender disparities in healthcare continue to be reported. Whilst […]

World of Genomics: England

Best known for fish and chips, football, the Royal Family, and Shakespeare, England is also a world-leader when it comes […]

World of Genomics: Wales

Wales is a small nation with a big personality! Best known for its love of rugby and daffodils, Wales also […]

World of Genomics: Ireland

Ireland, known in Irish as Éire, is famous for its rich heritage, traditions, Guinness, pubs and St. Patrick’s Day. Ireland […]

A Spotlight On: Genetic Counsellors and Adapting Services – Beth Coad, Principal Genetic Counsellor

Beth Coad is a Principal Genetic Counsellor at St George’s Hospital in London. She is also a part-time Honorary Clinical […]

Down the Rabbit Hole: Space research and Project Maleth – Joseph Borg, Associate Professor, University of Malta

Joseph Borg is an Associate Professor at the University of Malta and the Project Lead of the Maleth Program and […]

Patient Perspectives: Kay Parkinson, Founder and Company Secretary, Rare Disease Nurse Network

Although Kay Parkinson is officially retired, she volunteers at the Rare Disease Nurse Network where she is the Founder and […]

Patient Perspectives – Daisy Ireland, Charcot-Marie Tooth Patient

Daisy Ireland is a Content and Event Producer at Front Line Genomics. Ireland not only has a background in Molecular […]

Why does ESG matter in Genomics?

We all like to play our part in helping the environment. Whether this be donating a couple of pounds to […]