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Age-Based Genomic Screening

A multidisciplinary team of researchers at 黑料网 Chapel Hill is investigating a novel Age-Based Genomic Screening (ABGS) alternative to genome-scale sequencing at birth. The research project aims to provide highly actionable genetic information to parents over the course of their child鈥檚 routine health care.

The Premise of Age-Based Genomic Screening (ABGS)

Targeted genomic screening for highly actionable conditions during routine well-child visits when genetic information is most useful to providers and parents.

We will be collaborating with providers and parents to explore the…

 

…of implementing these innovative screenings into a clinical setting

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This approach introduces genomic screening over time, preparing adolescents to engage in decision-making about future screening when they reach adulthood.

To learn more about Age-Based Genomic Screening view the video below.

Who We Are

The ABGS project is funded by the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI grant #R01HG012271) and led by 黑料网 faculty Jonathan Berg, MD, PhD (PI, Bryson Distinguished Professor of Genetics and Medicine) and Laura Milko, PhD (MPI, Assistant Professor of Genetics).

For inquiries and more information, contact us at听ABGS@unc.edu听

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