We regularly get questions from people needing support to navigate the National Genomic Test Directory. Here are the answers! Thanks Genomics Education!

Thank you Isobel for sharing your genomics story Isobel was 'shocked and overwhelmed' when she was diagnosed with lung cancer Kingston Hospital. But genomic testing revealed a new treatment which would target her cancer giving her a better quality of life. #GenomicConversations

Genomic testing is improving all the time. Thankfully for Lorretta, these developments meant she was eventually diagnosed with a genetic cardiac condition after many years of not knowing what was causing her symptoms. #GenomicsConversations

So many thank yous to Beskida for sharing her story. Beskida's son has a rare genetic condition and she talks to us in this #GenomicConversation about her experience of genetic testing. Cure DHDDS

Check out this great article which sets out just a few of the potential benefits that genomics could offer us all in the future. Thanks Genomics Education for this #GenomicConversation

Listen to our Clinical Director talk about the future of genomic testing for people with rare diseases and why it's important that all healthcare professionals know about genomics. #GenomicConversation #ThinkGenomics

Fantastic news! We are looking forward to working with you Adam Clatworthy and Helen White Thanks so much Jillian Hastings Ward and Rebecca Middleton for everything you have done for people who need genomic testing!

Calling all our friends in the Lynch community. Have you seen this? Share your thoughts? Lynch Syndrome UK LynchSyndrome_Polyposis@StMarks

Calling all #midwives!! This video is for you😘 Kate Brintworth Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care at King's 💙 Royal College of Midwives 💙 Dr Tootie Bueser💙

Fantastic to hear that Amelia is doing so well and has had such great care & support for a genetic condition called Tuberous Sclerosis Complex from across the NHS including Evelina London St George's NHS FT The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity We've been proud to be part of her care. Tuberous Sclerosis Association Genetic Alliance UK

Get your places booked for our two part online learning about Lynch Syndrome & how to set up local #Lynch screening. This is for all our NHS colleagues working with #colorectal or #endometrial cancer patients in the South East. Get your ticket here! bit.ly/469SvNT

Congratulations and thanks to everything that you do!! Cardiomyopathy UK

Great resource for our primary care colleagues NHS London NHS Sussex News NHS Kent and Medway FrimleyHealth&CareICS Sussex Health & Care

We're very proud to have been involved in the creation of this toolkit which we know from experience will be hugely helpful to anyone setting up a charity or creating information about genetic conditions. Check it out and please share with people and organisations who need it.

We are #hiring! Could you be our new Education & Communications Support Manager? You'll organise & promote our education events, making a huge difference in our bid to encourage & educate the NHS workforce to embrace genomics. bit.ly/4ftx7Y6 #NHSjobs #jobs

Sign up for our webinar, 'Speech & Language in Rare Genetic Conditions', hosted by Unique w/Prof Angela Morgan from Murdoch Children's Research Institute & the University of Melbourne. Tues 17th Sept, 1pm (UK): bit.ly/SLRGC #SpeechandLanguage #FamilySupport

If you're at East Surrey Hospital next Thursday 15th, pop by and say hello! Our clinicians will be answering your genomic questions from the Three Arches Restaurant. We're also delivering the Grand Round for staff that day too. See you there!

We're very excited to share a podcast with the very lovely Emma Jenkins, Kelly Kohut and The Cancer Professionals Podcast Emma has #Lynch syndrome and is one of our brilliant patient reps who works with us. Here she shares her story. Let us know what you think! bit.ly/4dgE0dN

Have you been tested for Lynch Syndrome? If so, we would like to hear from you! Sharing your experiences can help to improve our services for the future. We would be very grateful if you could take 10 minutes to complete our survey! forms.office.com/e/A7yCJ0tE4z

A really helpful summary following the recent NICE recommendations for stroke patients.