📢Our new website is live!📢.Visit our new site to learn what we offer to HCPs and the patient population, see our latest news and events and much more🧬👇.

RT @NHSgms: The #NHS GMS is the first in the world to roll out ‘revolutionary’ blood tests for cancer patients. Prof Dame Sue Hill @CSOSue….

RT @MidwiferyForum: Jo Hargrave & Karen Creed join #MidlandsMMF2025!.Topic: From DNA to delivery – making genomics your ally.20 May 2025 |….

Come and see us at today's @MidwiferyForum - we're here alongside @East_Genomics discussing the significance of genomics in midwifery!.

Genomics is transforming healthcare—and it’s no longer a niche subject. In an engaging, accessible webinar on May 20, we’ll show you how genomics connects to your practice, no matter your specialty. Register now at

RT @RCPCHtweets: Join our free Genomics webinar on 22 May, 10:00–12:30. Learn about mainstreaming R27 in paediatrics, changes to the Genomi….

RT @genomicsedu: Our GeNotes resource for mental health is now live! Explore our collection of articles written by clinicians for clinician….

Tomorrow, we're hosting a webinar to mark #IND2025 and #IDM2025, where we'll hear about all things nursing and genomics and celebrate the work of nurses to improve genomic medicine for patients. Register here 👇.

Today is International Nurses Day! We want to extend our gratitude to nurses in the UK and worldwide, who work to deliver outstanding care and support to patients ❤️🧬.

Calling all nurses and midwives! We're marking #IDM2025 and #IND2025 with a webinar dedicated to genomic medicine within midwifery and nursing - why it matters, where we started, and where we're headed. More info and registration here👇

Metagenomics is changing lives - and Ellie is a great example of this. She had her eyesight restored following metagenomic testing at @GreatOrmondSt, which is being mainstreamed through SPID, which we run with @NorthThamesGMS and @SEgenomics. Read more👇.

Cancer genomics can lead to improved outcomes for patients - from identifying inherited conditions through to refining treatments. Read more here:

Have you heard of pharmacogenomics? This fascinating field studies differing responses to drugs based on genetic makeup. Read more here:

Did you know that around 70-80% of the 7000 known rare diseases are believed to be genetic in origin? Learn more about rare disease testing here:

It's DNA Day! Today marks the discovery of DNA's double helix in 1953, where we commemorate the work of the last 70 years and look to the future of genetics 🧬 #DNADay25

Are you looking to learn more about ethics within genomics? Join our upcoming lunch & learn in June to hear more about ethics, consent and research essentials - register here 👇.

RT @nwgmsa: Think #genomics isn’t relevant to your clinical role? Pls think again. Join us for 1st in a new series of lunch and learn webi….

To mark #IDM2025 and #IND2025, we're hosting a webinar celebrating the work of nurses and midwives across genomics and beyond - and examining the application of genomics in both professions. Register here:

Our Genomics Learning Passport for Nurses is now live on the @genomicsedu site! The passport, developed by @gremlin2c and @PhilandraC, guides you through the key resources, from fundamental concepts through to specialist learning - and acts as a record of your learning! 🧬👇.

Genomics is relevant to all healthcare professionals! Join the first in a series of national lunch and learns on May 20 to learn more about why it matters and how to can implement genomic medicine into your practice 🧬.

Have you read April's edition of our newsletter yet? Click below to read more about upcoming developments and helpful genomics resources across Central and South and beyond:.Central and South Genomics Newsletter, April 2025 -