As a part of the SERN Lunch and Learn series, John Constantino, MD discussed the development and behavior in individuals with medical and/or neurological conditions of known genetic origin. … More →
Discusses estate planning for children with complex healthcare needs
Provides updates and reviews data from the All of Us Research Program, an effort by the National Institute of Health (NIH), where health data, habits, and the physical environment of … More →
Addresses difficulties that can arise from genomic testing and identifies strategies to mitigate unexpected consequences.
Discusses knowledge gaps of Hepatic Glycogen Storage Diseases.
Discusses how families advocate for the advancement of newborn screening.
Provides the historical context of medical genetics and discusses the future of the genetics workforce.
Discusses the principles of community engagement, highlighting key strategies to help health professionals build trustworthiness with families, and promote health equity when addressing genetic conditions.
Overview of the Rare Disease Advisory Council (RDAC) and how families can get involved in their state’s organization. Find Your State’s RDAC
Overview of genetic testing. The video is in Spanish with subtitles.
This handout provides answers to frequently asked questions about a genetics visit and what to expect. Genetics Visit FAQ in English Genetics Visit FAQ in Spanish
This is a guide to help you prepare for your telemedicine appointment with your provider. Your provider may have additional requirements for you that are not listed in the document. … More →
Are you looking for a healthcare interpreter to provide medical interpretation for your patients? Here is a list of professional healthcare interpreter organizations for states in the southeastern region. Alabama … More →
As a part of the SERN Lunch and Learn series, Heidi Wallis and Marzia Pasquali, PhD, FACMG discussed how they collaborated to have GAMT (guanidinoacetate N-methyltransferase) Deficiency recommended for being … More →
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As a part of the SERN Lunch and Learn series, Holly Peay, Ph.D., MS, and Cynthia Powell, MD, MS discussed their research on expanding newborn screening in North Carolina for … More →
Dr. Dwight D. Koeberl, MD, Ph.D. from Duke University was the keynote speaker for the 2021 SERN/SERGG meeting. Dr. Koeberl is a Professor of Pediatrics and a Professor in Molecular … More →
Overview of the concepts of genes and chromosomes, the basics of genetics. The video is in Spanish with English subtitles.
Public health laboratory that consists of providing lab support for public health programs in the state, including newborn screening. . There are 2 laboratory facilities in the state located in Nashville and Knoxville.