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Rapid DNA sequencing transforms care for critically unwell children
March 28, 2018
Rapid genomic sequencing for babies and children with suspected genetic conditions improves health outcomes and saves healthcare dollars – transforming rare disease diagnosis in paediatric and neonatal intensive care.
Improving diagnosis for genetic kidney disease
February 27, 2018
Dr Cathy Quinlan leads the Melbourne Genomics Genetic Kidney Disease project. Cathy and her team are investigating whether genomic sequencing can provide a more definitive diagnosis for kidney patients and enable more personalised care.
We asked Cathy a few questions about the project.
International experts-in-residence bring benefit
February 27, 2018
The Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance is forging important professional relationships with overseas colleagues and peer organisations, with several international experts visiting Melbourne during February and March.
Genomics on the agenda
February 2, 2018
Genomic medicine is increasingly becoming an area of focus in Australia, with the release of two significant reports this week backing this rapidly advancing science.
A report released on Wednesday (31 January) by The Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA) said precision medicine has the potential to transform Australia’s healthcare system
Melbourne Genomics in the news
January 23, 2018
Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance is continuing to share expertise with the wider community, with several experts being invited to appear in the media during recent weeks.
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