Seems appropriate to use social media to promote our study on social media use in #telomere biology disorders 😊 infodemiology.jmir.org/2024/1/e46693

In addition to a compelling and personal memoir, Larry Ingrassia details the history behind the first descriptions of a family prone to breast cancer and sarcoma, and the race to discover the genetic cause of #LiFraumeni syndrome, #TP53

Join us in Paris in November for all the latest in Bone Marrow Failure and Leukemia Susceptibility research! #BMF #leukemia #cancerresearch #aplasticanemia #ESHBMFS2024

Looking forward to participating in and learning from this exciting meeting focused on #CancerPrevention

In honor of my Dad, his books are available for free on Kindle for Father’s Day. He’s been gone for nearly 5 years and I’m still so proud of him for finding his muse. #KindleEbooks #AmazonBooks #author #fathersday frederickhsavage.com

Check out the latest in measuring telomere length! Very happy to have collaborated with santiago and Steven Artandi, MD, PhD on this exciting study. Lots more to follow 😀 #telomere #TBD #sequencing #nanopore

People with telomere biology disorders who undergo liver transplantation do similarly as those without #TBD - the latest from the international Clinical Care Consortium of Telomere-Associated Ailments #CCCTAA journals.lww.com/hepcomm/fullte…

Prospective cohort studies like those highlighted in this article trace health patterns over years to uncover links between genetics, environment, lifestyle, and disease. They are pivotal in shaping future health strategies and guidelines. go.nih.gov/fduVYfc Cancer Epi & Genetics

Teasing apart the many factors that can influence cancer risk (genetics, environment, lifestyle) is challenging. Our epidemiologists rely on the power of prospective cohorts that follow participants before cancer diagnosis to do this important work. 🔗 👇 dceg.cancer.gov/news-events/ne…

Exciting data on a new founder variant presented by Kelvin C. de Andrade of Cancer Epi & Genetics at the Team Telomere Scientific Summit #TTSummit24

Dr. Jane Koo sharing our findings on bone health in patients with #TBD, #TTSummit24 Team Telomere CincyChildren's CBDI

Our NIH NHLBI clinical trial using Danazol for #telomere biology disorders at the #TTSummit24 Team Telomere. Currently recruiting! clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT03312…

Congrats to Fernando Catto for winning the best clinical abstract award at the Team Telomere #TTSummit24 for our NIH NHLBI work looking at immunodeficiency in #TBD patients. Fernanda Gutierrez-Rodrigues Cynthia Dunbar

Marena Niewwisch from Hanover (formerly National Cancer Institute) discussing the genotype/phenotype outcomes in patients with #TBD. #TTSummit24 Team Telomere

Doug Simonetto, MD presenting data on Liver disease in patients with #Telomere biology disorders on behalf of the CCCTAA at #TTSummit24. Patients with TBD can have severe liver disease but can do well with Liver transplant. Batul Kaj-Carbaidwala

🌟Attention students and trainees looking for a postdoc experience at National Cancer Institute: The NCI Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program is accepting applications through Aug 1! Don’t miss this opportunity! cpfp.cancer.gov

Congrats to our genetic counselors, Megan Frone & Jessica Hatton, who were recognized with 2024 Significant Contributor Awards by ClinGen, an NIH resource that defines the clinical relevance of genes & variants for use in precision medicine & research. 🎉 dceg.cancer.gov/news-events/ne…

Just out today we report a new X linked loci…and several novel variants in telomere biology disorder Dyskeratosis congenita. embopress.org/doi/full/10.10… And an excellent commentary by Guillermo Guenechea and Nestor W Meza embopress.org/doi/full/10.10…

New Job Opportunity: Our Clinical Genetics Branch is looking for a #ClinicalResearchCoordinator who will ensure compliance with protocol and overall clinical objectives to ensure accurate data collection, management, and reporting. #JobAd Learn more 👇 go.nih.gov/W7mXDhr

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