Genomics England
Genomics England was set up to deliver the 100,000 Genomes Project
Genomics England works with the NHS to bring forward the use of genomic healthcare and research in Britain to help people live longer, healthier lives.
Genomics is a ground-breaking area of medicine that uses our unique genetic code to help diagnose, treat and prevent illnesses. Thanks to advanced technology, scientists can now compare many people’s genetic code to make new discoveries that continually improve genomic healthcare.
In 2013, Genomics England and the NHS launched the 100,000 Genomes Project, demonstrating how genomics insights can help doctors across the NHS, and building a foundation for the future by assembling a unique dataset. Genomics England is now supporting the NHS to deliver genomic testing for patients as part of routine healthcare, and providing the health data and technology that researchers need to make new discoveries and create more effective, targeted medicines.
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People at Genomics England
Mark Caulfield
Professor of Clinical Pharmacology at Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry.
Genomics England News
World's largest gene sequencing project in healthcare
BBC - 05-Dec-2018
100,000 Genomes Project has ended "diagnostic odyssey" for 1 in 4 participants with rare diseases
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Guardian - 03-Jul-2018
NHS establishes a network of specialized centres for DNA analysis for "specialized medicine"
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