
Emma
@emma_omalley
Registered Genetic Counsellor working in the NHS within the cancer and cardiac teams. Own views.
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03-08-2009 19:59:13
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RYR2 Variant associates with Sudden Death and Dilated Cardiomyopathy - another new paradigm for RYR2 related disease #yaelbenhaim Marta Futema Alan Michael Pittman 💙 Mary Noelle Sheppard sciencedirect.com/science/articl…



🧬Don't miss this chance to come together, meet others, and learn about supporting #LynchSyndrome genetic testing in cancer MDTs. 🧬 🌟FREE event-July 4th-Leeds-REGISTER TODAY!🌟 West Yorkshire and Harrogate Cancer Alliance North East & Yorkshire Genomics


🔝 Check the recommendations for carrier testing for partners of MUTYH variant carriers ➡️ The UK Cancer Genetics Group provides guidance to address the current inconsistencies in clinical practice. 🗣️ Terri McVeigh et al bit.ly/3XdBDmU

Research alert 🚨 Do you have #LynchSyndrome? We need you 🙏 Do you feel you receive adaquate support and information when interacting with healthcare professionals and services? Short survey co-designed with the patient community to explore this. qualtricsxm2t8gtw5xb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7Q…


#Lynch syndrome genetic testing in the cancer MDT. Wonderful engagement at our day in Leeds with over 65 CNSs from the North East & Yorkshire Genomics region. Thank you to all who travelled to us, to my fantastic co-hosts, and especially Anita and Nathan for sharing their experiences 🧬


Work starts on a cancer vaccine for people with #Lynchsyndrome Cancer Research UK news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/09/10/lyn…



Busy week ahead! Currently travelling to Cambridge for the #AICC conference. Looking forward to some great talks! Back home for a couple of days before heading back down south to present at the fabulous Cardiomyopathy UK 2024 patient conference with lovely Tahni-Ann Wilson ❤️🧬❤️🧬❤️🧬

Getting ready to talk about my favorite topic cardiac genetics 💙🧬 at Cardiomyopathy UK UK’s fabulous annual patient conference. Slightly nervous! Good job it’s for a fantastic cause 🙂




