Author Archives: Jnetics
Familial Hypercholesterolaemia: A Jewish Founder Mutation and the Future of Gene Editing
High cholesterol is one of the most common health conditions in the UK. For many...
Jul
What I Learned at Genomics England’s Research Summit
Written by Matthew Woolf, Education & Outreach Executive The NHS wants genomics to inform half...
Jul
NHS Jewish BRCA Testing Programme to Become Permanent
We are delighted to hear that BRCA testing for people with Jewish ancestry will become...
Jun
Remembering Professor Patricia Jacobs
Professor Patricia Jacobs, known to many as Pat, was a scientist of rare distinction and...
Jun
Cheesecake Without the Consequences: Coeliac Disease and Shavuot
Whilst we count down the days of the Omer to Shavuot, this countdown is also...
May
Happy 100th Birthday, Sir David Attenborough
It’s hard to overstate what Sir David Attenborough has meant, not just to British society,...
May
Turning the Tide on Prostate Cancer Treatment
When Giles Turner received his cancer diagnosis, he expected a tough fight to ensue. But...
Mar
Miracles Start with Taking the First Step
I was recently reminded of a midrash about the splitting of the Red Sea as...
Mar
Joseph Sonnabend: Physician, Researcher, Advocate
Joseph Sonnabend treated AIDS patients when stigma was at its peak — advocating for safer...
Feb
Betty Berzon: Psychologist, Activist, Pioneer
Betty Berzon transformed psychology from within, helping remove homosexuality from the DSM, building networks of...
Feb