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National Human Genome Research Institute@genome_gov·

As research into genetics and genomics advances, scientists need to work to dismantle and confront ableism, eugenics and racism, which still exist at the NIH, in science and in society.

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Alice Rathjen @dnatimes·

@RobertCGreen - I love this guy. Comment on genomics exceptionalism is right on the mark. It’s not that hard to build dynamic consent for genomes and automate a lot of patient engagement. .pdfs are way more dangerous than real time information. https://twitter.com/genomes2people/status/1527311206934978562

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FrancaFund @FrancaFund·

Diversity. Equity. Inclusion. https://twitter.com/Genomes2People/status/1527326869296537600

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Genomes2People @Genomes2People·

"Reaping the full benefits of personalized medicine requires a cadre of genetic counselors as diverse as our patients. We're working on it."

G2P's Operations, Outreach & DEI Coordinator Shardae Williams writes on diversity in the #genomics #workforce.

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Alice Rathjen @dnatimes·

#HealthcareofTomorrow @genome2people - zoom just started for those who can join now https://twitter.com/Genomes2People/status/1527311206934978562

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