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  1. In #genetics and #genomics, it’s time to go beyond ethical/legal/social issues (ELSI) and add a “P,” as in “Personal.” http://bit.ly/7uWS6N
  2. Family medical records at Thanksgiving? Yes, it's that time! Vickie's done 6,500+ family histories -- she should know. http://bit.ly/7K9Yzg
  3. RT @dgmacarthur Oh. My. God. Not sure what is worse: the genetic testing scam, or the appalling approach to parenting: http://bit.ly/320wiD
  4. RT @genomicslawyer What ELSI is New? Hank Greely on common prenatal genetic testing and its implications: http://bit.ly/19UFOK
  5. New national talking #genetics glossary has only a few health conditions, including no #breastcancer or #coloncancer?!?! http://bit.ly/4J8NX
  6. #Genetic discrimination legal update: #Kansas. State law gives some has some noteworthy gaps, esp. in life insurance. http://bit.ly/3Af9ah
  7. RT @cancer_news #Genetic changes are imp. indicators for disease progression in cervical cancer patients @PLoS http://tinyurl.com/yblcsvc
  8. Decade in Seven Minutes includes only anthrax, Schiavo, #stemcells, and #H1N1 for life sciences/health. That's it?!? http://bit.ly/4ihykG
  9. RT just in time for H1N1 season @PLoS Will genomics help prevent the next pandemic? http://ploscollections.org/...
  10. Low-cost genomes a race to nowhere? Price won't matter if people don't want to know and right now lots don't. http://bit.ly/36NWuO #genetics
  11. @genomicslawyer Thnx for the mention! That change in CA #genetics law doesn't look like it got much attn when it went down, but should have.
  12. Genetic discrimination laws regarding long-term care insurance in California...not so good any more. Update at http://www.thegenomebook.com/
  13. Commenter asks why not more on genetics and ophthalmology. How often are ophthalmologists/eye docs really using family history and genetics?
  14. And then use blog traffic and comments to help guide updates to the next edition of the book.
  15. It's a new media meets old media experiment. We'll use the blog to help readers stay up to date on genetics...
  16. We've launched a new blog to go with our book: http://www.thegenomebook.com/