Mark Bartlett

Categories of humans have been used since #Mesopotamia to decide who gets and who doesn't. It is useful. However politically created constructs specifically #ethnicity are often missused to benefit few. Thank you #DSxHE and @angelasaini for such a great event!

Targeted and measured implementation is the future of #pharmacogenomics from the panel here @acmedsci. How many #adversedrugreactions will happen in the time it takes?

What is DNA? What is a genome? How do we inherit genetic information? Learn about the fundamentals of #genomics with our collection of short animations, available to watch now in our new Vimeo showcase: orlo.uk/p3BUu

A big thank you to @UKPGxStratmed for holding the 7th Open Meeting of the UK Pharmacogenetics & Stratified Medicine Network🙏 a great event bringing like-minded people together! See you all next year #UKPGx2021

By looking at #gene regulation you can firther stratify patients at risk of death from #Sepsis. Essential research to continue building out the picture. @ee_davenport #UKPGx2021

.@robert_a_scott likens genetics to natures randomised control trial. Stratifying populations by genetic variants. Elegant description #UKPGx2021

Exciting talk from CEO of @MHRAgovuk Dr. June Raine. Great to see ambition to reduce drug approval from 9 years by half! Amazing. #ExcitingRegulation #UKPGx2021

We are excited to be attending the #UKPGx2021! An interesting day ahead on #genetics, #pharmacogenomics and #precisionmedicine. Thank you @UKPGxStratmed for holding this event and bring people together!

Interesting questions for #JonathanVanTam at #UKPGx2021. Opinions towards viral diagnostics has changed in the UK however ubiquity of testing for #COVID19 as we normalise is likely to reduce.

Since the vaccine @PublicHealthEng data suggests we have avoided between 23 and 24 million #COVID19 cases in the #UK #UKPGx2021 #JonathanVanTam

First reflections on the #Uk response to #Covid19 by #JonathanVanTam from @CMO_England office. #UKPGx2021 pic.twitter.com/hZme529SI9

Excited to be joining @UKPGxStratmed 8th Annual Open Meeting today...... in person! Follow #UKPGx2021 for updates. On a personal note it was the last event I went to pre covid and the first post!

Interesting #webinar held by @GenomicsEngland today - StoreGene are attending the #wgs in @NHSgms talk to understand the part that public engagement plays in making #genomics into wider #healthcare. To join, #follow the link below to register! gelinnovationshowcase21.splashthat.com

Jonathan Van Tam @DHSCgovuk, June Raine @MHRAgovuk, Sharon Peacock @Cambridge_Uni, Sarah Gilbert @NDMOxford, @UofGRegiusAnna, @pearsekeane and more...WHAT'S NOT TO LIKE?!

Do you share our interest in human #genomics? #Follow our Twitter for updates on the industry and how we’re harnessing the power of genomics and #bioinformatics!

#Cardiovascular disease is the the highest global cause of death. Atherosclerosis #ACS is most common in those >65 and a family history of #heartdisease. By shining a light on conventional and #genetic risk profiles, we aid #clinicians offer precise diagnosis and treatment.

#TIL from the direct-to-consumer #genetic testing that when a relative makes their #genomic data openly available, they also share #data of their kin. Once a genetic database covers ~2% of the population, almost anyone could be matched to up to at least a third cousin level.

For many, the chance to start a family is taken too soon due to ovarian ageing - a study of 200000 women found a link between the CHEK2 gene and #menopause. The potential to educate young women on #genetic insights regarding fertility could address concerns at an earlier stage.

#foodforthought that your genome is completely unique to you, therefore the way in which we store #genomic data from #WGS will be at the forefront of our thoughts in the #precisionmedicine field.