The #AustralianGenomics website (www.australiangenomics.org.au) will remain live for an interim period during which our genomic tools and resources can be accessed for public use.

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After a decade of collaboration and innovation, #AustralianGenomics has come to an end.

A new national body, #GenomicsAustralia, was established on 1 July 2025 to provide leadership, coordination and expertise in health #genomics.

Using implementation science to navigate the complexity of integrating genomics into healthcare Nature Medicine - Australian Genomics led a country-level, longitudinal project to deliver and evaluate the impact of genomics in routine healthcare.

Successful integration of #genomics into healthcare needs whole-of-system change, a departure from traditional research models, & a strong multi-disciplinary approach.

Key lessons from #AustralianGenomics are highlighted in @natmedicine.bsky.social

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Access to genomic testing? Depends where you live — Australian Genomics In a continent like Australia with its vast remote regions you might expect that access to genomic testing was highest in major cities with large hospitals and other health services. And you’d be righ...

An #AustralianGenomics study looking at unmet needs of #genomic testing found that on a per capita basis the rate of testing was higher in some “remote” areas compared with major cities.

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Pictured from left to right: Professor Martin Delatycki, Professor Edwin Kirk, Rachael, Joshua, Jonathan and Izaac Casella, and Emeritus Professor Nigel Laing.

📣 A world-leading study into reproductive #geneticcarrierscreening shows 1 in 50 couples has an increased chance of bearing children with 1 or more of 750 severe genetic conditions tested.
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Really excellent meeting #AustralianGenomics in Brisbane today. Great to see the national approach coming together!