#363 ASHG 2025 Recap: AI Diagnostics, Genetics Publications & Losing NIH Funding
We just wrapped an incredible week at the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) 2025 Annual Meeting in the historic Boston, Massachusetts! This year’s gathering brought together thousands of genet...
18 Okt 202528min
#362 Optical Genome Mapping: Detecting Structural Variants Missed by Traditional Tests
What if we could detect structural changes in DNA that traditional tests often miss? On this episode of DNA Today, we’re diving into optical genome mapping (OGM), a cutting-edge technology transformin...
10 Okt 202528min
#361 The Economics of Genetic Counseling: Policy, Industry & Career Advice
The third Connecticut Genetic Counselors' Association (CTGCA) Annual Educational Conference was held last Friday (September 25th, 2025) at the gorgeous Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine in Farmi...
3 Okt 20251h 2min
#360 Hereditary Breast Cancer on the Big Screen with “Love, Danielle”
What would you do if you learned your DNA carried a mutation that gave you up to an 85% lifetime risk of breast cancer? That’s the impossible decision at the heart of Love, Danielle, the first scripte...
26 Sep 202531min
#359 Breaking Down Achondroplasia: A Pediatrician in Clinical Genetics Explains
What’s the most common form of skeletal dysplasia? Achondroplasia, and that’s exactly what we’re exploring in this podcast episode of DNA Today. Joining us is Dr. Janet Legare, a leading expert in pe...
19 Sep 202539min
#358 AGBT Precision Health 2025 Meeting Recaps and Reflections
The AGBT Precision Health 2025 Meeting took place this week at the sunny and gorgeous Loews Coronado Bay Resort in the San Diego, California area. This conference brings together leading genomics res...
12 Sep 202531min
#357 Advice for Science Grad School Applications
Happy September and back-to-school season, going with this theme we are sharing an episode from a show in our Science Podcast Network, Gene Pool Media. The podcast is called Beyond The Thesis with Pap...
5 Sep 202558min
#356 From Statehouse to Capitol Hill: A Guide to Effective Advocacy for Rare Diseases
What does it really take to move the needle on health equity for rare diseases, especially on Capitol Hill? In this episode, we are joined by Jenifer Waldrop, Executive Director of the Rare Disease Di...
29 Aug 202533min
