3billion presents 5 research in ASHG'23. Our talk is on how to diagnose rare disease patients of under-represented ethnic groups effectively. 3billion will share the findings and insights on the issue from our experiences of diagnosing ~19,000 ethnically diverse rare patients. Check the schedule below and spare your time! Reviewers' Choice Award-winning research 'Lessons learned from the nationwide 10K rare disease genome project' is another recommendation for you to check out. Talk to our presenters and share insight at ASHG'23
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Our latest whitepaper offers a deep dive into how polygenic risk scores (PRS) can significantly enhance the management of #MASH. We discuss the evolution of PRS, their application in predicting liver disease risk, and the potential for more precise and personalised treatment approaches. And, we layer in some of the most exciting research presented at #TLM23 from the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) last month. 💡 Download to learn more!👇 https://lnkd.in/ewAz5vAA #PrecisionMedicine #NASH #ClinicalTrials
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👉 This Rare Disease Day, we spotlight the The Schinzel-Giedion Syndrome Foundation (SGS) pivotal role in advancing research, facilitating diagnosis, and improving standards of care for those affected by SGS. We spoke to Nuala Summerfield, founder and chair of the SGS Foundation, about the challenges of advocating for a rare disease diagnosed in fewer than 150 individuals and currently affecting just 40 living children. We discussed all things SGS, from the importance of accurate genetic diagnosis to the potential for pioneering oligonucleotide therapies. 🙌 Moreover, we discussed the SGS Foundation’s collaboration with Nostos Genomics The project aims to establish genotype-phenotype correlations in SGS and related diseases with the goal of facilitating more informed clinical decisions and more precise, personalised treatment of conditions before they manifest and lead to complications. 💡Learn more about the SGS Foundation’s journey, recent breakthroughs in SGS research, and the road ahead for rare disease research in our latest article https://lnkd.in/e4ssDV7i. #RareDiseaseDay #rare #genomics
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The European joint programme on rare diseases: building the rare diseases research ecosystem
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