We're so excited to announce our last speaker for the 2023 Transdisciplinary Conference: Dr. Rachel Shelton will join us at the Closing Plenary Session to share reflections on the future of #precisionpublichealth and the important role of #implementationscience in PPH.

Don't miss Part 2 of the Transdisciplinary Conference: The Virtual Workshop! In this interactive session, we'll discuss ways to move #precisionpublichealth forward through practice and research. Led by Caitlin G Allen, Amelia Smit and Dana Olstad pharmacy.unc.edu/pphnconference

We're so excited to kick off the 2023 conference tomorrow! If you haven't registered yet, you still can at pharmacy.unc.edu/pphnconference!

Check out the first poster in our virtual poster session about mixed modeling for Mendelian randomization studies by Ming Ding from UNC! #poster #Genetics #precisionpublichealth

Up next, we have a poster from Shuang Liang at UNSW Sydney outlining a protocol for measuring implementation outcomes of integrating genomics into cancer care. #poster #implementationscience #precisionpublichealth

The third poster in our virtual session is by Kimberly Foss at UNC exploring demographic differences in participants completing vs. not completing genetic screening. #Genetics #precisionpublichealth #HealthEquity

Our next poster is from Ken Busby at UNC! This team conducted qualitative interviews to explore determinants of implementing #precision diagnostics to guide cancer treatment in children in low and middle income countries. #HealthEquity #precisionpublichealth

Check out poster #5 from Angelo Navas at UNC! This study examines patient willingness to pay for genetic screening using cross-sectional survey data. #precisionpublichealth #genetics #poster

Our next poster continues the theme of examining genetic screening costs! Lauren Passero conducted a cost-effectiveness analysis of population screening for familial hypercholesterolemia to understand costs to healthcare providers. #precisionpublichealth #economics #poster

Poster #7 is from Victoria Nguyen at Columbia University! This work discusses a new framework for implementing precision psychiatry by addressing critical social determinants of mental health. #precisionpublichealth #mentalhealth #poster

Congratulations to Lauren Passero who received the award for Top-Rated abstract!

Finally, the last poster for our virtual session assesses eConsults as a delivery method for genetic counseling following a hereditary cancer diagnosis. Great work by Kim Foss and team at UNC! #geneticcounseling #precisionpublichealth #poster

Thank you to all expert speakers who presented today at the Transdisciplinary Conference for Future Leaders in Precision Public Health! We enjoyed hearing about your impressive work and look forward to continuing to grow the field of #precisionpublichealth together.

We hope you enjoyed the sessions yesterday at Part 1 of the Transdisciplinary Conference - let's keep the great discussions and learning going at Part 2: the Virtual Workshop! Join us again on November 16th! #precisionpublichealth

Couldn't attend the virtual Transdisciplinary Conference on Nov 9th? You can still join us for the Virtual Workshop on November 16th! Register at pharmacy.unc.edu/pphnconference.

Using AllofUsResearch data, we show in our American Heart Association association journal the overlap in the importance of family history as a chronic disease risk factor across obesity, diabetes, heart and blood conditions. ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JA…

The Virtual Workshop is a great opportunity to connect with other researchers and public health professionals and grow your #precisionpublichealth research and practice! Last chance to register for the Virtual Workshop happening tomorrow: pharmacy.unc.edu/pphnconference

Conducting implementation research in public health genomics? Publish your work in an upcoming special issue of Public Health Genomics—submission date is 3-31-2024! #impsci #PublicHealth #genomics

Register today to join us on February 15 at 1pm for a public health genomics webinar on population screening for hereditary hemochromatosis more than a quarter century after gene discovery. cdc.gov/genomics/event…

What’s the role of human genomics in public health? 5 challenges and opportunities for providing clear communications to the public, researchers and practitioners. karger.com/phg/article/24…