It’s well known that FXN variants cause Friedreich’s ataxia – a progressive form of ataxia that usually affects individuals before 25 years...

In short, yes! But let’s take a step back and start with what mitochondrial disease is. We have to start...

We’ve previously looked at examples of the spectrum of genetic seizure disorders: ranging from syndromes where seizures are the only symptoms...

March is National Kidney Month, and Thursday March 12, 2020 is World Kidney Day. Both strive to raise awareness about kidney...

A couple of months ago we received an email from Danny Miller, founder of the MEPAN Foundation. He wrote with what,...

We’ve taken the approach of combining whole genome sequencing (WGS) with in-silico panel analysis for three key reasons: First, PCR-free...

Last week at the American Society of Human Genetics annual meeting we presented our poster on the clinical validation of our Genomic...

In our previous post, we took a look at screening for cancer predisposition risk. Specifically delving into coverage of breast cancer...

Everyone has some risk of developing cancer. In fact, nearly 40% of people will be diagnosed with cancer at some...

Because it’s never too early or too late to ensure we’re on the right path with our health, we’re using...