A recent study analysing genetic and clinical data from over 13,000 people with cancer has shown the benefits of using genomics in routine care.
Another step closer to personalised cancer care
A recent study analysing genetic and clinical data from over 13,000 people with cancer has shown the benefits of using genomics in routine care.
Another step closer to personalised cancer care
Our CEO Chris Wigley shares some of his hopes and dreams for the future of Genomics England, the patients and participants we serve, and the wider genomics landscape.
The next genomics decade
Amanda Pichini reflects on her experience as a genetic counsellor and the important role that genetic counsellors have played in genomic health care and will play in the future.
Genetic counselling at the heart of genomic healthcare
Nicknamed 'The Gene Detective', Suzi Walker talks about how genome analysis has advanced and changed over the past decade.
Finding answers for participants: 10 years of genome analysis
To kick off our 10-year anniversary blog series, Dr Ellen Thomas puts on her clinician hat to discuss how whole genome sequencing has transformed the world of genomics.
Being a clinician in a changing genomics landscape
A roundup of the talks and takeaways from our eighth Discovery Forum event in November.
Innovating genomic medicine together at Discovery Forum