Should researchers share genomic results with participants’ relatives?

Huffington Post |
May 2016
G2P Blog

“When researchers discover something about a participant that could significantly affect that person’s relatives, do the researchers have a duty to tell the relatives? Are the researchers bound to protect the participant’s privacy even if the participant is deceased?”

The “last mile” in genomic medicine

Expontential Medicine |
May 2016
Video

Our Genomes2People research program focuses on rigorously measuring clinical utility and how to translate new advances in genomic medicine into the best outcomes for patients and families. By navigating this “last mile” of medical genomics, we can help understand how to change the marvelous discoveries of big data studies into real benefits for real people. … Continued

New study tests newborns’ DNA for hereditary conditions

People |
May 2016
Press

A family who participated in the BabySeq project at Brigham and Women’s is for genetic testing, as they wanted to be prepared, even if the test came back to show that their child would develop a life altering disease.

Genomes2People: a roadmap for genomic medicine

Front Line Genomics |
May 2016
Press

An overview and summary of the main projects that are being conducted within the G2P program, both past and present. This article also includes the progract managers and research assistants on each major project.