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Brigham & Women's Hospital Broad Institute Partners Harvard Medical School
We're integrating genomics into medicine and society, and advocating for the future of medicine and health
Thrilled to announce the Franca Sozzani Fund for Preventive Genomics 
Nation’s first academic clinic to offer comprehensive DNA sequencing and genetic risk assessment to healthy adults and children
The COVID-19 HG brings together the human genetics community to generate, share and analyze data to learn the genetic determinants of COVID-19 susceptibility, severity and outcomes.
Carrie Blout takes Bloomberg editor, Aki Ito, through the process of preventive genomic testing
BabySeq results show that newborn genomic sequencing detected unanticipated disease risk factors

We conduct research to accelerate the implementation of genomic medicine and the promise of precision health.

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January 2021
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Nature Medicine | June 2020
Biobanks could identify medically actionable findings relevant for COVID-19 clinical care
European Journal of Human Genetics | May 2020
The COVID-19 Host Genetics Initiative, a global initiative to elucidate the role of host genetic factors in susceptibility and severity of the SARS-CoV-2 virus pandemic

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Genome sequencing (GS) is increasingly conducted in large-scale human research studies, creating questions for investigators about whether and how to return genetic findings. The American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) recommends that physicians report secondary findings in at least 59 actionable genes (the ACMG59) whenever clinical GS is ordered. In an effort to … Continued
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The BabySeq Project, funded by the NIH, is examining the use of whole exome sequencing to screen newborns for genetic childhood disease risk. BabySeq follows the pediatricians’ incorporation of genetic information into the baby’s medical care. BabySeq aims to collect the data needed to examine what the risks and benefits of newborn genome sequencing might be as we imagine implementing into everyday care.

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The MilSeq Project, funded by the Department of Defense through the Air Force Medical Support Agency, is a pilot study examining the process of incorporating whole exome sequencing (WES) into the United States Air Force (USAF) military health system. Active-duty service members of the USAF (Airmen) are enrolled into the study to undergo clinical WES.

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genome_govNational Human Genome Research Institute@genome_gov·
22 Jan

Genetics and genomics both play roles in health and disease, but what’s the difference between the two? Why are they both important for our health? Learn more in our genetics vs. genomics fact sheet! http://buff.ly/2ycR9CP

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Genomes2PeopleGenomes2People@Genomes2People·
19 Jan

Congratulations to our colleague & collaborator Dr. Joel Krier for receiving the @BrighamWomens 2021 DOM Award of Exemplary Service! Dr. Krier served as a key investigator for our @NIH funded projects #MedSeq & #BabySeq

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19 Jan

Tonight at 7 ET, @ComputerHistory is hosting a screening of the @novapbs “Secrets in Our DNA,” and a conversation with experts in the science & business behind personal genetic testing, including the #Brigham’s Dr. @RobertCGreen. Register: https://computerhistory.org/events/nova-secrets-in-our-dna-screening-panel-discussion/ @Genomes2People

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Genomes2PeopleGenomes2People@Genomes2People·
18 Jan

TOMORROW Director @RobertCGreen will be joining @ErinMurphysLaw @JacksonFatimah #JacquieHaggarty from @23andMe and @Dr_TalithiaW at the @ComputerHistory virtual panel following #SecretsInOurDNA @novapbs to discuss #PersonalGenomics, privacy, race & health. https://computerhistory.org/events/nova-secrets-in-our-dna-screening-panel-discussion/

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RobertCGreenRobert C. Green@RobertCGreen·
18 Jan

Live tomorrow at 4 PT / 7 ET...the @computerhistory
virtual panel following @novapbs#SecretsInOurDNA with
@ErinMurphysLaw @JacksonFatimah Jacquie Haggarty from @23andMe and @Dr_TalithiaW discussing #personalgenomics, privacy, race & health. Its free at https://bit.ly/38S1fMl

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