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  1. DNA Database must be reformed, advisors tell UK government: http://bit.ly/7n01h7 (via @NatureNews) about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. Welcoming GINA into the workplace: http://bit.ly/4w07km about 9 hours ago from TweetDeck
  3. Interview w/ Eric Green, new Dir of NHGRI from @patsycat21 RT @NatureNews: Diagnosing the future of genomics http://ff.im/-bTzSY 10:07 AM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck
  4. How DNA Testing is Changing Fatherhood: http://bit.ly/6oONu8 (NYT Magazine, HT @slominski @mikesgene) 7:03 AM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck
  5. Does a genomics that does not work for some mean a genomics that will not work for all? http://bit.ly/7BEx3o 6:58 AM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck
  6. Weekly Twitter Roundup: Personalized Medicine Edition http://bit.ly/2G054D 6:15 AM Nov 20th from web
  7. Good idea from Robinson that research inst. end up w/ deCODE's data. Unfortunately, looks like it won't be Wellcome: http://bit.ly/1DOAM8 3:54 PM Nov 19th from web
  8. Keith Robison on the demise of gene mapping companies, incl. the newly bankrupt deCODE: http://bit.ly/3lJ6qx (HT @dgmacarthur) 3:53 PM Nov 19th from web
  9. Open letter from @23andMe and @Navigenics to Nature: http://bit.ly/1B7FUn 3:49 PM Nov 19th from web
  10. DTC Provider @Knome Expands Sequence Service to Research Community http://bit.ly/iD7lS (via @BioITworld, @dgmacarthur) 3:48 PM Nov 19th from web
  11. Answer to @dgmacarthur: both. they are both worse. The video would make a perfect SNL skit. The fact that it is, apparently, real, is sad. 2:45 PM Nov 19th from web
  12. RT @dgmacarthur Oh. My. God. Not sure what is worse: the genetic testing scam, or the appalling approach to parenting: http://bit.ly/320wiD 2:44 PM Nov 19th from web
  13. My question: in that case, what is the scalable model? How will docs be brought to understand genetic testing on their own #PersMed09 12:30 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  14. Vanier: docs lean heavily on @Navigenics genetic counselors - very high-touch model, not scalable to 10k patients #PersMed09 12:29 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  15. Vanier questioned as to how much MDVIP docs know about the @Navigenics testing they offer #PersMed09 12:28 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  16. Comment: 59% will pay $100k for a wgs, but then balk over a $15 co-pay to see primary doc #PersMed09 12:25 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  17. 10% said "never" - concerns about security cited #PersMed09 Incidentally, who is selling me a whole-genome for 15K? 12:24 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  18. Poll: it currently costs 15k to have genome seq. When will you have your own genome seq? 59% say $100 #PersMed09 12:23 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  19. Vanier: There is tremendous societal interest, even a "mandate" for personal genetic testing. Need to harness this #PersMed09 12:21 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  20. Vanier: if you do a really good family history, do you need genetic testing? FH is notoriously imperfect, esp for non-Mendelian #PersMed09 12:18 PM Nov 19th from mobile web
  • Name Dan Vorhaus
  • Location Charlotte, NC
  • Web http://www.genomi...
  • Bio news and notes from the frontier of genomics and the law.
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