In an Age of Information Overload, Carrier Screening Provides Peace of Mind
By Sarah Goldberg As genetic tests allow us to know more about our makeup than ever before, sorting out just
Public Health, From Cholera to Genetic Disorders
John Snow created this map showcasing all the cholera cases near the Broad Street water pump. By Becca Bakal, MPH
The Resource about BRCA Genetic Testing I Wish I Had – Part 3
By Anna Kheyfets Part 3 - What does this mean for ME? In part one of this series, you learned about BRCA
The Resource about BRCA Genetic Testing I Wish I Had – Part 2
By Anna Kheyfets Part 2 - What do BRCA genetic test results mean? In part one of this series, you learned about
The Resource about BRCA Genetic Testing I Wish I Had
By Anna Kheyfets Part 1 - What is a BRCA Mutation and why might someone test for it? If you
Lynch Syndrome: Three Facts about the Leading Cause of Hereditary Colorectal Cancer
By Carol Guzman Lynch syndrome (LS) is a heritable disorder that causes an increased risk of colorectal and many other
Meet Melissa, the Sarnoff Center’s Genetic Counselor
From Melissa Ramos, MS, MLS (ASCP), LCGC I am honored to be joining the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for
How a Government Shutdown Impacts Scientific Progress
By Carol Guzman In late December 2018, a partial government shutdown forced many federal agencies to close. While federal agencies
A DNA Test for My Dog
By Sarah Goldberg These days, it seems there is a genetic test for just about everything. Companies sell DNA
