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NSGC President-Elect Erica Ramos is quoted about a new genetic test that finds the best tasting wine to fit an individual's palate.
On the 25th anniversary of the Jane Engelberg Memorial Fellowship (JEMF), the Engelberg Foundation has given the Genetic Counseling Foundation a $1.5 million gift to permanently endow the award and ensure the ongoing support of genetic counseling research.
Mary Freivogel discusses the news of the Baltimore Ravens football team offering DNA tests to fans and then rescinding the offer amid backlash.
NSGC member Trish Brown discusses genetic testing for obesity.
NSGC member Erica Hahn is quoted about genetic testing for Alzheimer's disease and why it should be approached with caution.
NSGC President Mary Freivogel is quoted about who should undergo genetic testing. Find the article on newsstands now.
The National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) believes that any request for genetic information from a workplace wellness program must be predicated on an evidence base that demonstrates improved health outcomes. Genetic information should be defined in accordance with GINA to include family health history and genetic test results of individuals and family members.
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