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RobertCGreenRobert C. Green@RobertCGreen·
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Not only are manifested rare diseases not "rare" in aggregate, but in NIH-funded #MedSeq & #BabySeq, over 10% "healthy" individuals have dominant/bi-allelic mutations they are not aware of & that have already or may eventually affect their health. #RareDiseaseDay #tipoftheiceburg

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Genomes2PeopleGenomes2People@Genomes2People·
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#RareDiseaseDay #ShowYourStripes

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justinehorneRDJustine Horne PhD RD@justinehorneRD·
26 Feb

I'm thrilled to be working with @RobertCGreen and the @Genomes2People team as a visiting postdoc. I believe it is important to surround yourself with people who inspire and challenge you, and this group certainly does just that! 🧬📈💻⚕️

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Genomes2PeopleGenomes2People@Genomes2People·
26 Feb

2 days out from #RareDiseaseDay2021

Did you know that 30 million people in the United States have a rare disease? Rare diseases are more common than you would think. Check out @RareDiseases for more information on many of these conditions!

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justinehorneRDJustine Horne PhD RD@justinehorneRD·
26 Feb

New study shows use of SNP chips to detect very rare pathogenic variants is extremely unreliable. https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.n214?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_term=hootsuite&utm_content=sme&utm_campaign=usage

This is sparking important conversations in the consumer genetics space
@Genomes2People @RobertCGreen @jasonvassy

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