Genetics Center
The Genetics Center at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin is a leader in genetic treatment and research for children and adults with concerns about genetic disorders, birth defects and related issues.....
The entire genome may now be mapped and stored on portable electronics. What does a DNA sequence look like—and what can it tell you?
WTMJ-TV profiled a family helped by a genetic test for DiGeorge Syndrome developed by Dr. Aoy Mitchell's team.
WISN-TV shared the story of Chloe Lundy, a little girl with Pompe Disease who is alive today because of a treatment developed by the genetics team at MCW and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
Science of genome-sequencing has rocketed forward in 10 years
After spending her entire six years in and out of hospitals searching for an explanation for her gastrointestinal illness, Lillian's genome was sequenced and her team at MCW and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin identified the cause of her disease.
Dr. Howard Jacob and Dr. Kimberly Strong discuss the future of genomic medicine and ethical issues raised by genomic sequencing on MPTV's Fourth Street Forum. The program is titled "From Genetic Testing to Genomic Mapping: Red Light or Green Light" and can be viewed in its entirety here.
The Program in Genomics and Ethics has been established at the Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities at MCW. The program is supported by Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin, and strives to bridge the gap between the clinical application of genome sequencing technologies and their ethical implications.
The March Issue of In Sequence has been published!
The Genetics Center at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin is a leader in genetic treatment and research for children and adults with concerns about genetic disorders, birth defects and related issues.....
