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The field of genetics is not diverse. Genomic and personalized medicine should be a part of everyone’s health care -- and to provide patients the best care, we need everyone to be represented. Tomorrow is the first Pre-Genetic Counseling Forum hosted through Genome Medical’s Force for Good to increase interest in the genetics field for students who come from underrepresented populations. A more diverse workforce starts with finding our future colleagues! For more information and to register for the first session on May 5th, visit https://hubs.ly/H0Lwt700

Genome Medical is excited to announce that we are expanding our technology infrastructure to accelerate the delivery of virtual genomic medicine. Through an exclusive licensing of Health Heritage, a family medical history and genomic decision support application, Genome Medical will automate the collection of a patient’s comprehensive family health history and incorporate the findings into an accurate and timely genetic risk assess https://hubs.ly/H0Mfkdp0 #Genetics #Genomics #AccessToCare #Precision Medicine #Technology

Calling all who love people and science. Don’t miss out on this career opportunity! Genome Medical is working to increase diversity in the fields of genetics and genomics. As a part of this commitment, we have launched our quarterly Force for Good Pre-Genetic Counseling Forum. Exploring real patient stories and ethical case studies, bring your curiosity about a career at the intersection of genetics and human health. For more information and to register for the first session on May 5th, visit https://hubs.ly/H0LwrT00

Genome Medical is committed to increasing diversity in the fields of genetics and genomics. As a part of this commitment, we have launched our quarterly Force for Good Pre-Genetic Counseling Forum. Exploring real patient stories and ethical case studies, bring your curiosity about a career at the intersection of genetics and human health. For more information and to register for the first session on May 5th, visit https://hubs.ly/H0Lwrkv0

It is Autism Awareness Month. Autism spectrum disorders follow a multifactorial pattern of inheritance with both genetic and environmental factors. Unlike other genetic conditions, autism is complex and there is not one single gene or test that can be performed to make a diagnosis. If you or someone in your family has a personal or family history of autism, schedule with a genetic counselor today to learn more about possible genetic causes and answer any questions you and your family may have. https://hubs.ly/H0L11hC0 #AutismAwarenessDay #KindnessCounts

Today, we celebrate DNA Day! As part of the celebration, Genome Medical is excited to share the amazing world of genetics with students, and we are dedicated to helping increase the diversity in all areas of this growing field. Please check out this new opportunity for students to learn more about genetic counseling. https://hubs.ly/H0L4NW00 #Genetics #GCchats #DiversityInGenetics #DNADay

The PeopleSeq project has secured dedicated funding to offer free genetic testing to African-American participants with the goal of obtaining more diverse and representative perspectives. Genome Medical is a supporting partner through free genetic counseling. https://hubs.ly/H0F_lmM0 Get started at https://hubs.ly/H0F_l010 #genetics #research #genomics

February is American Heart Month. It is important to become more aware of how you and your family can be proactive about heart health. Genome Medical genetic counselor Lindsay Meyers shares why someone with a heart problem should consider genetic testing. https://hubs.ly/H0GdqFt0 #AmericanHeartMonth #genetics

Today, on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we are proud to celebrate the women and girls around the globe, including those working with us at Genome Medical, who are leading innovation and changing the gender imbalance in science. To celebrate, join us in revisiting our CEO's speech at the UN last year to mark this important day. #WomenInScience #STEM #UNWomen https://hubs.ly/H0G6Mv10

It is Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week. Heart defects are one of the most common birth defects, affecting nearly 1% of births in the US. And of these, 15%-25% are associated with an identifiable genetic condition. Schedule an appointment with Genome Medical to learn about risks https://hubs.ly/H0FFQ5g0 #CDH #genetics #genomics #precisionmedicine

Genome Medical is proud to support NSGC and all genetic counselors in their efforts to expand access to genetic counseling services for all individuals. This includes support of state licensure efforts and the HR3235 legislation to obtain CMS recognition. Learn more https://hubs.ly/H0GdqC-0 #AccesstoGCs #HR3235 #GeneticCounselors #GcChat

Tune into the Slice of Healthcare podcast with our CEO and Co-founder Lisa Alderson, where she talks about the path that brought her to creating Genome Medical and her goal of bring genetics and genomics to every day care. https://hubs.ly/H0FFQ520 #genomics #genetics #precisionmedicine

October is American Pharmacist Month, the perfect time to highlight the amazing work of Genome Medical's team of experts who are helping patients understand pharmacogenetics. Pharmacogenetics combines the knowledge of our genetic makeup with the knowledge of how medicines work. How well a medication works is, in part, due to our unique genetic makeup. To learn more visit us at https://hubs.ly/H0ym6s40

Whether you've received negative or positive genetic test results, a common next step is sharing the results with your family members. Genome Medical's genetic counselor Mary-Frances Garber shares helpful hints on how to navigate this communication. #genetics #genetictesting #geneticcounseling https://hubs.ly/H0yfKq90

Many of us are used to seeing all things pink during October, as we focus on increasing awareness of #breastcancer. Talking with a genetics expert can help you learn about your family health history to better understand patterns of disease and risk factors. Schedule a #telemed consult with Genome Medical to learn more. #breastcancerawareness https://hubs.ly/H0x_nsw0

October is Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month. Given the recent American Heart Association statement about the importance of genetic testing for heart disease, we created and want to share this educational program hosted by Genome Medical's genetic counselor Ashley Parrott. #hearthealth #genetics #cardiogenetics https://hubs.ly/H0xSspr0

We’re excited that our VP of Population Genomics, Erica Ramos has been asked to participate in this hackathon as they create a space for collaboration among those with diverse backgrounds to dismantle racial injustice in health care delivery and address the social determinants of health. We are proud of her dedication to this work. #forceforgood https://hubs.ly/H0y20q90

Genome Medical's VP of Population Genomics, Erica Ramos joined LunaDNA's President and Co-founder Dawn Barry to lead an empowering conversation on all things women’s health care, the gaps and what we can do to help scientific discovery for women everywhere. #womenshealth #healthtalk

Today is Children's Health Day and we want to let parents know that Genome Medical is here to help! If your child has been referred for a pediatric genetics evaluation, one of our certified and licensed geneticists can meet with you and your child via our telehealth platform - from the comfort of your own home! Schedule an appointment today http://www.genomemedical.com/pediatric-genetics #childrenshealthday #genetics #telehealth #pediatrics

As part of our five-part series on Making Black Lives Matter In Health Care, we seek to uncover facts and share insights on the racial disparities impacting health, with a particular focus on the role of genetics and genomics. By bringing light to these issues, we hope to be a part of the solution to address these inequities and improve health outcomes for all. https://hubs.ly/H0xd7sD0

September is National Cholesterol Education Month, and today is World Heart Day. Both of these campaigns ask you to take charge of your heart health. @American_Heart stands behind the importance of genetic testing for several cardiovascular conditions. If you have a personal or family history of heart disease, including high cholesterol, and want to learn more about your genetic testing options, schedule a telehealth consult with Genome Medical today! https://hubs.ly/H0vJDqz0

Did you know that 1 out of every 9 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime? It is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and to help you learn more about the symptoms, screening recommendations and genetic testing options for prostate cancer, Genome Medical would like to share this with you. #prostatecancer #genetics

September is #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth. Genome Medical would like to help you learn more about this cancer, which will develop in 1 in 78 women in their lifetime. Join genetic counselor Sheryl Walker for this informative program about #ovariancancer genetics. https://hubs.ly/H0wYJTH0

Mark your calendars now for Oct 1! We are looking forward to this empowering discussion on women’s health between Erica Ramos, MS LCGC and Dawn Barry, MBA! #womenshealth #healthcare

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. Blood cancers are the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. and include conditions like leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma and more. While the majority of blood cancers are not hereditary, we are starting to learn more about some that are, such as hereditary leukemia. If you have a personal or family history of blood cancer(s) or want to learn more, schedule a telehealth consult with Genome Medical today! #FightBloodCancer https://hubs.ly/H0vJj330

A family history of #Alzheimers disease may mean you are at higher risk to develop it yourself. Talking with a genetics expert can help you learn about your family health history to better understand patterns of disease and risk factors in your family. Schedule a #telehealth consult with Genome Medical to learn more. #EndAlz https://hubs.ly/H0vG3wT0