Articles
Newborn Screening and Carrier Screening
Carrier and newborn screenings both offer families information about the risk of a child having an early-onset, potentially life-limiting
Meet Emily, the Sarnoff Center Lewis Summer Intern
By Emily Reisler This summer I am thrilled to be joining the team at the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center
It’s Been 5 Years Since SCOTUS Ruled Human Genes Cannot Be Patented. Our Genetic Counselor Reflects.
By Rebecca Wang, MS, CGC I remember when I first learned about the BRCA gene in one of my college
Jane the Virgin Tackles Breast Cancer
By Sarah Goldberg [Warning: Spoilers ahead for those not up-to-date with Jane the Virgin season 4] In honor of Mother’s
Changing Health Behavior Is Hard, Even for a Public Health Professional
By Becca Bakal, MPH Last week, I had a rude awakening at my annual checkup. My cholesterol was high —
How We Can Use Our Heritage to Find a Cure for Parkinson’s Disease
By Barbara Robinson, MD I’ve inherited many cherished heirlooms and traditions from my family – my grandmother’s candlesticks, my mother’s
