⁦WEGMC⁩ #teamwork. Celebrating for all of our patient participants ⁦Prof Ruth Newbury-Ecob⁩ ⁦Amanda Pichini⁩ & #100KThankYous to all the #team back in the West #proud ⁦Genomics England⁩ ⁦Genomics Education⁩

The #Genomes100K achievement is world leading. It would not have been possible without the collaboration and hard work of everyone involved especially participants and their families. Lets keep up the momentum!

Looking ahead to the next steps for Genomics in the NHS to build on the legacy of the 100,000 genomes project with Professor Dame Sue Hill

congratulations @MPUoL looking forward to working with you to embed genomics into routine care england.nhs.uk/2018/12/nhs-en…

Sorry but existing gene tests cannot predict if a child will be linguistically gifted, adept at maths, or a musical prodigy. Most disturbing, each claim below draws on published science, on complex uncertain findings that get simplified, distorted & monetised. Enlightenment? No.

📖 Professor Carrie MacEwen, Chair of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, heralds the progress made on genomics and looks to the future. Read it here: ow.ly/4Rjd30nLxH6

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Ellen Graham .Ellen Graham Many thanks for visiting us, so pleased you had an inspiring visit. Our doors are always open incase you want a career change! AGNC GCRBUK 😉

Interesting. 23andMe is laying off 100 people. Consumers were buying genetic tests in droves, until they weren't, a change which came sometime in 2019. Why? Privacy? Realising DNA is used for commercial research? Perceptions of utility? Financial cost? cnb.cx/36k85Wx

Very much looking forward to co-chairing a session The Festival of Genomics & Biodata next week on the national priorities of the Genomic Medicine Service & genomic medicine in a clinical setting. Delighted to be joined by Julia Gemma Chandratillake Michelle Bishop for their valuable insights #fog2020

'The NHS has extraordinary women scientists who are making a difference to the lives of patients every day.' — On #WomenInScience Day, our Chief Scientific Officer for England Professor Dame Sue Hill recognises the vital role women and girls play in science and technology. #WeAreTheNHS

‘It was very quick. It didn’t hurt at all.’ The Queen shares her experience of getting the #COVIDVaccine with England’s NHS Vaccine Deployment Lead Dr Emily Lawson, and encourages those who might be hesitant to get theirs when invited. 👑 The Royal Family

I am so incredibly lucky to work with so many inspiring, brave and awe-inspiring women. Thank you for everything you do Emily Lawson Professor Dame Sue Hill Dr Nikita Kanani (she/her) Sandi Sian Ellard Alexandra Pickard sean Vivienne Parry Prof Clara Gaff #InternationalWomensDay

The NHS is sending text messages to some people to invite them to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment. The message will be sent from ‘NHSvaccine’, include a link to the NHS website, have the option to call 119, and will never ask for payment details. nhs.uk/covid-vaccine-…

I defy anyone who has been working on the vaccination programme to watch this and not feel emotional and hugely proud ❤️

Missing the fields of Worthy Farm this Glastonbury Festival weekend? Well here’s festival founder Michael Eavis to let you know about the #NHSCOVIDVaccine drop-in clinics running across the South West this weekend instead. Dates and times to #GrabAJab here england.nhs.uk/south/our-work…

It’s been a busy week so far ! Lots of work in the CV19 vaccine programme - and the fab news we’ve reached over 1m Spring Boosters; as well as work on the future for integrated vaccination models and transformation of screening. Lucky to work with some great colleagues.

Thanks to the hard work of our colleagues, the NHS has virtually eliminated the longest waits for tests, checks and treatment. On BBC Breakfast, NHS Chief Executive Amanda Pritchard praised teams working to get people the care they need as quickly as possible.

I’m proud that people from nearly 200 countries work in our NHS. I completely condemn this racist violence and stand with our staff and the communities they live and work in. Thank you to our emergency services who are working hard to keep everyone safe.

Amazing to see how using genomic information can help to identify conditions early and support better health outcomes bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…