The Family Genes™

By Jordanna Joaquina, MS, CGC

Weekly Twitter Digest for 2011-04-29

April 29th, 2011 | Author: jordannajoaquina

Research at the DDC Clinic may have ID'd gene mutation linked to form of dwarfism in Amish #genetics http://ow.ly/4GtCH #
GWAS reveals malaria parasite genes for drug resistance http://ow.ly/4GtFl #
Genetic analysis spots hereditary cases of medullary thyroid cancer in non-familial cases #RET #genetics http://ow.ly/4GtLe #
Mind The Gap: Genetic Knowledge And Medical Power http://ow.ly/4GtRh #
AADC: A young couple grapples with their daughter's rare genetic disorder http://ow.ly/4Gu3t #
Liver-Cell Transplants Show Promise in Reversing Genetic Disease Affecting Liver and Lungs – #alpha 1 #genetics http://ow.ly/4Gu5o #
The Jewish Chronicle – Parkinson’s treatments on the horizon as Ashkenazi Jews cope with the diseasehttp://ow.ly/4GvbI #
We are excited to announce that @InformedDNA has acquired @InheritedHealth. For more information, go to http://ow.ly/4J7kM #

About Inherited Health

Inherited Health is a leading online health resource combining family health history and professional guidance to identify disease risk. We make it easy for consumers to safely and securely gather and store family health information and to get a personalized view of their hereditary disease risks.

By providing individuals, their families, and their doctors, with the ability to access and share this critical information, Inherited Health helps everyone in the family take a proactive step in managing their health.

Inherited Health on Twitter

We are excited to announce that @InformedDNA has acquired @InheritedHealth. For more information, go to http://ow.ly/4J7kM 2011-04-28
The Jewish Chronicle - Parkinson’s treatments on the horizon as Ashkenazi Jews cope with the diseasehttp://ow.ly/4GvbI 2011-04-25
Liver-Cell Transplants Show Promise in Reversing Genetic Disease Affecting Liver and Lungs - #alpha 1 #genetics http://ow.ly/4Gu5o 2011-04-25
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The Family Genes™

Weekly Twitter Digest for 2011-04-29

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