Join us in celebrating Genetic Counselor Awareness Day! 🎉 Today, we honor the incredible contributions of genetic counselors and the invaluable role they play in healthcare. Let's show our appreciation for all that they do. #GeneticCounselorAwarenessDay Invitae is now part of Labcorp
Invitae
Biotechnology Research
San Francisco, CA 145,205 followers
As a Labcorp company, we’re bringing comprehensive genetic information into mainstream medicine to improve healthcare.
About us
Invitae, now part of Labcorp, is a leading medical genetics company trusted by millions of patients and their providers to deliver timely genetic information using digital technology. We’re working to provide accurate and actionable answers to strengthen medical decision-making for individuals and their families. Invitae's genetics experts apply a rigorous approach to data and research, serving as the foundation of our mission to bring comprehensive genetic information into mainstream medicine to improve healthcare for billions of people. Within each of us lies information coded in our DNA that can transform our health. Unlocking that potential requires highly specialized, multidisciplinary collaboration. Our world-class genetics experts drive the development of a highly complex system of tools and processes, including robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and software engineering. All of this comes together to provide patients with accurate, reliable results that can help guide decisions across the healthcare journey and potentially change lives today and for the next generation. Our teammates are grounded in a universal sense of urgency and ownership. We believe in the team above the individual and celebrate freedom with accountability. Employees are encouraged to speak up, try new things and make decisions that push us forward. We provide all Invitaens with opportunities to grow and advance, supported by flexible work hours, unlimited paid time off, the ability to work anywhere for many roles and the satisfaction of doing meaningful work. At Invitae, we're putting patients' genetic insights where they belong—at the center of healthcare. And we're doing it together, with you. Join us.
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- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, CA
- Type
- Public Company
- Specialties
- genomics, biotechnology, healthcare, oncology, cancer, cardiology, rare genetic disease, neurology, hematology, pediatric genetics, and genetic testing
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1400 16th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103, US
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1400 16th St
San Francisco, CA 94103, US
Employees at Invitae
Updates
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Want to learn about mainstreaming models for cancer risk assessment and genetic testing? Join us Saturday, Nov 16 at #CGAIGC2024 for our symposium from 12:30–1:30 pm. Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gBBTjQPK Invitae is now part of Labcorp
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A study of >2 million DNA variants in individuals referred for clinical genetic testing shows high stability of variant classifications, exceeding certainty thresholds set by ACMG/AMP guidelines. This study illustrates the power of machine learning to reclassify uncertain results. Join us at booth #650 at ASHG to learn how we’re transforming variant classification. https://invit.ae/3YDip9l #ASHG #VUSReclassification Invitae is now part of #Labcorp.
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#ASHG is almost here. Want to learn more about the evolution of our rigorous approach to variant classification? Join our scientific experts at booth #650 to learn more about Invitae Generation™, including updates to our innovative technologies and variant classification methods. Invitae is now part of #Labcorp.
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Attending #CGAIGC24? Stop by booth #3 to learn how we can help inform #colorectalcancer #gicancer #polyposis care with our hereditary cancer #GeneticTesting. Invitae is now part of #Labcorp.
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Will you be at #ASHG? Join us at our poster and oral sessions to hear what we’ve been working on to advance genetics. Visit booth #650 to learn about the latest updates to Invitae Generation™. Learn more about Invitae Generation and our variant classification methods here: https://invit.ae/3NnaEiq Invitae is now part of Labcorp.
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As far as Sarah knew, breast cancer didn’t run in her family. The results of one genetic test changed everything: Sarah was positive for BRCA1, which significantly increases her lifetime risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer. “Once I found out I had BRCA1, I just decided,” Sarah says. “I have a chance to do something...to reduce all these chances of having cancer.” Read more about Sarah’s decisions to take preventive measures: https://invit.ae/3tstTi1
How genetic testing informed this patient's treatment decisions -- for the better.
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Insights gained from genetic testing for hereditary cancer can impact medical recommendations. In fact, the American Society of Breast Surgeons (ASBrS) recommends genetic testing for all patients with breast cancer. Learn more about how genetic testing can support personalized care: https://invit.ae/3XXM50o #BCAM
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Amanda knew she had a family history of breast cancer, so she proactively sought hereditary cancer genetic testing. When the test identified a BRCA2 variant, which increases her risk for #breastcancer, she took the news in stride. “I’m not too worried about my future,” she said. “Getting [genetic testing] helped because now we have a plan and we understand it better.” Watch Amanda’s genetic testing journey here: https://invit.ae/4h2nKPL #BCAM
'Knowledge is power' - Amanda Burris, breast cancer advocate
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When Noah began having cardiac arrests at 18 months old, his doctors couldn’t figure out why. An exome sequencing test helped reveal the genetic source of his cardiac arrests and gave his parents more certainty about how to protect his health. Read Noah’s story here: https://invit.ae/3Y4hNJD #SCAmonth
A family's genetic testing journey reveals the cause of their toddler's sudden cardiac arrests