Perspectives AI Policy

10.21.2026

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When This is All Said and Done: Hereditary Cancer and the Myth of Moving On

10.21.2026

For individuals living with hereditary cancer risk, the most difficult questions often begin after testing is complete. The realities of screening, prevention decisions, family planning and uncertainty can linger for years, challenging the notion that there is ever a clear endpoint to living with ...

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10 Pieces of Advice to New Solo Genetic Counselors

10.19.2026

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AI Can Find the Pattern. Can We Find the Answer? Human Expertise in the Age of AI-Informed Genomic Interpretation

10.14.2026

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Software and AI: How Responsible Use Enables Analysis and Variant Curation at Scale

10.6.2026

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September 2026 President's Message

9.24.2026

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“I Am Good:” The Need for Standardized Genetic Counseling Training in Interpreters

9.17.2026

Language barriers can undermine even the most carefully delivered genetic counseling session. Drawing on research and personal experience, this article argues that interpreter collaboration is a critical clinical skill — not an optional one — and calls for standardized training to help genetic ...

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NSGC 45th Annual Conference

9.15.2026

Baltimore, Maryland | November 10-14

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Whole Genome Sequencing as a Unifying Diagnostic: The Case for One Test, One Sample

9.9.2026

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Call for Volunteers: An Opportunity for Growth

9.7.2026

As NSGC's annual Call for Volunteers approaches, members are encouraged to look beyond the time commitment and consider the potential rewards. Drawing on years of service across committees, special interest groups and leadership roles, Carol Brooks examines how volunteering can open doors to ...

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