Clinical genetic services and genomic research are rapidly developing but, historically,
those with the greatest need are the least to benefit from these advances. This encompasses …

Background: The Genomic Medicine Service (GMS) was launched in 2018 in England to
create a step-change in the use of genomics in the NHS, including offering whole genome …

Rapid advances in microarray and sequencing technologies are making genotyping and
genome sequencing more affordable and readily available. There is an expectation that …

Although we are well into the second decade after the completion of the International
Human Genome Project, genomic research has failed to fully represent the diverse ancestry …

As the field of genomics enters the second decade after the completion of the International
Human Genome Project, human genomics research is still far from reflective of the ancestral …

Abstract Background Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people do not enjoy equal access
to specialist health services that adequately meet their needs. Clinical genetics services are …

The vision of the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) is that people everywhere
will realize the benefits of human genetics and genomics. Implicit in that vision is the …

Compared to European ancestral groups, Indigenous Canadians are more likely to have
uninterpretable genome‐wide sequencing results due to non‐representation in reference …

Genomic knowledge and technology have developed rapidly over the last decade and
increased our capabilities to diagnose and manage rare diseases. However, current …

Advances in our understanding of genetic and rare diseases are changing the face of
healthcare. Crucially, the global community must implement these advances equitably to …