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Join us on November 25th, hybrid options available. 10am. Newborn screening for rare disease (social and ethical implications). Celine Lewis and Jane Chudleigh will present with discussion drawing on Generation Study and the SMA and SCID pilot studies.

there's still time to register to join us on Friday (either in person at King's College or online) with some great speakers: warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re…

📢next SERG meeting 13/6/25, Waterloo Road London/hybrid📢 speakers include @CathyHerbrand Francisco Bariffi and Luke Walker. Register here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re…

There is still time to sign up to our workshop on Monday 25th in London/remote. Focus on newborn screening for rare diseases. Travel bursaries available. Sign up here! warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re…

SERG is coming to London ☺️ Join us NEXT WEEK Monday 25th November, Friend's House, Euston Road, or online. We will be talking about newborn screening for rare disease with @CelineLewis23 and @JaneChudleigh Sign up here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re…

SERG meeting registration now open for our London meeting (25th Nov) warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re… @SergNetwork @ImaginingFuture @JaneChudleigh

📣Save the date! Next SERG meeting Mon 25th Nov 10:00am, Friend's House, Euston Rd, London. Hybrid available. Focus: Newborn screening for rare diseases. Speakers @CelineLewis23 (generation study) @JaneChudleigh (SCID pilot) sign up details to follow📣

Are you planning to use remote qualitative methods? We are delighted to announce the publication of the QRDC guidance to support you in designing and delivering your study. You can access it here: publishing.warwick.ac.uk/index.php/uwp/…

Thank you so much to everyone who made it to SERG yesterday, what a lovely bunch of people to discuss social science and ethics in genomics with :) If you would like to volunteer for a future meeting please contact us! sergnetwork@warwick.ac.uk

Fascinating talk by @KrissFearon on 'how families affected by Turner syndrome challenge and reframe reproductive timing stigma' based on her paper in Social Sciences & Medicine (2023) #MedSoc24

We are looking forward to welcoming you to SERG tomorrow (11th Sept) at University of Warwick! If you are at @BSAMedsoc this year, stop in and see us! Room H0.03 Humanities building, 10-12pm. Free event, Lunch included. Remote options available!

I'm pleased to share that our article is now published! Free to access and download at authors.elsevier.com/a/1gSC83vlFUye…

@CathyHerbrand @precasdmu @edna_project Hope we can hear about this at SERG! :)

Our first paper on the use of expanded carrier screening, based on the @precasdmu and @edna_project research projects, is now out in Bioethics:

📢Less than a week to go to the next SERG meeting!📢Hybrid event, so if you can't get to Warwick, join us online, we can't wait to chat social science, ethics and genomics with you! warwick.ac.uk/serg

New Paper: Parents' views of wider genomic screening as part of newborn Cystic Fibrosis screening doi.org/10.1016/j.ssmq…

Are you heading to BSA medsoc at Warwick next week? If so, stop by at our SERG meeting for a free and fascinating discussion of the social and ethical aspects of genomics :) 11th Sept 10am at Warwick or remotely. Register here warwick.ac.uk/serg @BSAMedsoc

Just a week to go (11/9) until our next SERG meeting (hybrid) 10am-12pm! Free to attend, but you must register! We can't wait to see you there to talk social science, ethics and genomics :) speakers Rich Gorman and Lisa Hinton warwick.ac.uk/serg

Looking forward to @ErikaKleiderman coming to talk to us about this paper at a future SERG meeting 😊

Do you have a new paper in a SERG topic area? If so, please feel free to share with us for a retweet to the SERG network #positiveresearchculture #amplifyELSI