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Globally applicable principles for human genome dataBlogOur summary of, and thoughts on, the recently published WHO principles for human genome data collection, access, use and sharing.
Host genomics: lessons for infectious diseasesReportBased on our investigation of four major pathogens, we make recommendations to policy influencers and research funders on the opportunities and challenges faced by researchers working to deliver better precision-based approaches for infectious disease management.
Physiology passport: putting personalised prevention at the heart of resilient health systemsBlogJoint report from the Physiological Society and PHG Foundation makes recommendations to improve health outcomes, reduce healthcare system pressures, and help individuals lead healthier lives by working to:
World’s first gene editing therapy now in the UK for sickle cell diseaseBlogFor many years, treatment options for sickle cell have been limited, focusing mainly on managing symptoms and preventing complications. The approval by NICE of Exa-cel provides new hope for people living with the disease.
AI – doing more with less in the NHSBlogAI and its potential impact on genomics research and clinical practice was peppered throughout this year's Festival of Genomics
Pioneering change: how pharmacogenomics is shaping healthcareBlog Pharmacogenomics - tailoring drug treatments to individuals based on their genetics - is on the cusp of transforming drug prescribing
Support the implementation of emerging health technologies for public benefitNew policy briefing: electrogenetics - a new avenue in precision medicine
Optimise the use of data to deliver better population healthNew policy briefing: electrogenetics - a new avenue in precision medicine
Shape the future of personalised and preventative health servicesA shift in focus to more personalised and preventative approaches to health has the potential to enable people to live healthier lives for longer.