Prenatal tests can now reveal whether a mom-to-be has cancer

The Washington Post |
July 2015
Press

Genomic testing within newborn and even prenatal patients have led to the parents learning about their own genome. Doctors are debating on how to treat these “incidental results” and how to best approach patients with these findings.

Gene therapy could be the key to hearing loss

Boston Herald |
July 2015
Press

“One simple injection could someday restore hearing in children who suffer from genetic deafness, thanks to a cutting-edge gene therapy being developed by local researchers — a treatment that doctors say represents the future of medicine”

Should babies have their genome sequenced?

MIT Technology Review |
July 2015
Press

The BabySeq project in Boston at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, led by Dr. Robert Green, has begun collecting data to quantify the risks and benefits of DNA sequencing at birth.