Congenica Expands its Clinical Consulting Services
Congenica has launched a new “sample to report” service, providing additional access to sequence providers when labs have limited sequencing capacity.
Enabling Genomic Medicine in China
On Wednesday 15 December, Congenica held its virtual Enabling Genomic Medicine 2021 China event. all sessions from the event are now available on demand.
Bringing genomics into the heart of healthcare
Christina Waters, SVP of Global Genomic Insights and Solutions, asks why aren't there better disease therapies out there?
Full Speed Ahead for FAM177A1: Two Siblings' Diagnostic Odyssey
Jill Hawkins is founder and president of Fam177A1. an organization she set up following the diagnosis that two of her children have large deletions on their FAM177A1 gene. Here she tells her story.
Webinar highlights of 2021
During 2021 Congenica has delivered a range of informative and thought-provoking webinars from experts within Congenica and from our global customer base
Rare disease and diagnosis in 2021
Dr Charles Steward comments on a report that considers rare disease patients and explores opportunities for improved testing, diagnosis and treatment.
Best practices in automatable clinical decision support workflows
Embedding clinical best practices into an automatable clinical decision support workflow
Whole Genome Sequencing at Birth: What Should Be Looked For?
Dr Charles Steward speaks to the Progress Educational Trust about “Whole Genome Sequencing at Birth: What Should Be Looked For? What Should Be Fed Back?”.
Why choose a professional solution for your genomic data analysis?
Congenica survey illustrates the severity and impact of specific challenges in clinical genomics practice, especially genomic analysis and reporting.
A Ray of Sunshine
Guest blogger Alexandra Gaudlap is mother to three children including Raymond, who at a young age was diagnosed with a mutation in gene VAMP2.
Making the jump from GRCh37 to GRCh38
The general shift in usage to GRCh38 and the greater chance of detecting variants of interest are increasing the desire to move from GRCh37 to GRCh38.
Opening the Black Box: Telling the Story of a Genomic Diagnosis
Congenica opens the Black Box, following the journey of Karen Lettington and her son George as they are enrolled in the 100k Genomes Project