We aim to bring proven precision medicine technologies from the basic science portfolio to the clinical settings through both research and clinical programs
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Join us on Thurs., April 27 at 12 p.m. EST for our Precision Medicine Program Forum featuring Michael Pencina, PhD, (@PencinaPhd) from
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Mark Your Calendars 📆 Lori Orlando, MD, MHS, MMCI, Director of our Precision Medicine Program and professor of medicine (@Duke_GIM) will present, “Are We Ready for the Era of Genomic Medicine?” next Fri., March 24 at @dukemedicine Grand Rounds 🧬 Info ➡️
medicine.duke.edu/blog/preci…
Blue flags in front of our hospital remind us of the need for #coloncancer screening. The 2nd leading cause of U.S. cancer deaths is also one of the most treatable. If you're 45 , have a family history, or have any symptoms, be sure to #GetScreened.
#ColonCancerAwarenessMonth
20 years ago, the Human Genome Project was finalized -- yet two decades on we are still missing the genetic information of most of the planet.
From the BBC's 'Beyond the Genome Series,' where we are with these genome gaps:
bbc.com/future/article/20230…#BBCFuture#HumanGenomeProject
To learn more, join @NASEM_Health on March 17, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ET for the release webinar of a new report from the Committee on Use of Race, Ethnicity, and Ancestry as Population Descriptors in Genomics Research. Register now: ow.ly/4hH250MYsGK#PopDescriptors
A new report from @NASEM_Health assesses existing methodologies, benefits, & challenges of using population descriptors in #genomics research and suggests best practices for their use.
Read now: ow.ly/pOHz50NeBcQ
Scenes from the 2023 #Genomics Scientific Retreat, hosted by @DukeGenomics and Director @SvatiShah. CTSI's poster detailed a unique opportunity for Duke investigators to obtain @themurdockstudy biospecimens for research.
How to request samples➡️ duke.is/2g2za
ALT Attendees standing and sitting at tables in a conference room during a break at the Genomics Scientific Retreat.
ALT CTSI's Julie Eckstrand talking with Dr. Svati Shah during the Genomics Scientific Retreat.
ALT A photo of an academic poster titled The Duke MURDOCK Biorepository - A living, community-based registry and biorepository to accelerate research at Duke.
Hear from Christina Silcox, PhD, from @DukeMargolis TOMORROW at our Precision Medicine Program Forum Series🧬
🗓️Thurs., March 9
⌚️12 p.m. - 1 p.m. EST
📍Zoom
Haven't registered yet? Do so now! tinyurl.com/48wpp3nt
Our latest update on G2MC's Family Health History Flagship Project, where we provide a look into FHH's three major projects for 2023, with action items and tangible milestones.
Check out the preview here:
g2mc.org/navigating-2023-g2m…#FamilyHistory#RareDiseases
Join us today on #InternationalWomensDay to celebrate the incredible women in the Department of Medicine. Their contributions to our mission and across @DukeHealth are pivotal to continue to lay the groundwork for future women in medicine!
Calling all educators! @Genome_gov’s Short Course in Genomics helps educators learn about cutting-edge genomics research and get resources from @NIH researchers, clinicians and staff. Applications are now open for our 2023 virtual course! surveymonkey.com/r/shortcour…
Hear from @dukemedicine and @vadurham oncologist Michael J. Kelley, MD, TOMORROW at our Precision Medicine Program Forum Series🧬
🗓️Thurs., Feb. 23
⌚️12 p.m. - 1 p.m. EST
📍Zoom
Haven't registered yet? Do so now! tinyurl.com/5e23vsx3