Despite clinical and technological advances, serious gaps remain in delivering genetic
services due to disparities in workforce distribution and lack of coverage for genetic testing …

It has been suggested that genomic research is frequently inappropriately hyped, in both the
popular press and the scientific literature, and that this hype has the potential to create a …

The genetic testing and genetic screening of children are commonplace. Decisions about
whether to offer genetic testing and screening should be driven by the best interest of the …

With the demand for genomic investigations increasing, medical specialists will need to, and
are beginning to, practice genomic medicine. The need for medical specialists from diverse …

Introduction: Preparing primary care providers for genomic medicine (GM) first requires
assessment of their educational needs in order to provide clear, purposeful direction and …

Introduction: Primary care physicians (PCPs) are considered the gatekeepers of genetic
services, but they often underutilize or inappropriately utilize such services, leading to lack of …

Purpose Large-scale genetics education appropriate for general practice providers is a
growing priority. We describe the content and impact of a mandatory system-wide program …

Purpose The completion of the Human Genome Project has enhanced avenues for disease
prevention, diagnosis, and management. Owing to the shortage of genetic professionals …

Purpose We performed a systematic review of the ethical, social, and cultural issues
associated with delivery of genetic services in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs) …

The language of “personalized medicine” and “personal genomics” has now entered the
common lexicon. The idea of personalized medicine is the integration of genomic risk …