
Anneke Lucassen
@annekeluc
Data, genomics, ethical preparedness. U of Oxford, CPM.ox.ac.uk Also enjoy Twitter for cool art and funny videos
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(1/6) Centre for Personalised Medicine, Oxford (+ bsky) warmly invites you to register for our 2025 Research Showcase at St Anneās College on Tuesday 4 February 2025 #centreforpersonalisedmedicine #personalisedmedicine #personalisedprevention eventbrite.co.uk/e/personalisedā¦

#january Day 2 When does #genomic #data become a āresultā? This paper in the Journal of Medical Ethics by JRF Rachel Horton, CPM director Anneke Lucassen, Will Macken and Robert Pitceathly examines this issue: jme.bmj.com/content/50/5/2ā¦



#january Day 8 How might #NewbornGenomeScreening change a babyās story? Check out this @.com article by Rachel Horton, Anneke Lucassen & others exploring some of the challenges raised: bmj.com/content/384/bmā¦



#january Day 12 #PrecisionMedicine impacts our #environment and we need to be talking more about itā this paper from Gabby Samuel and CPM director Anneke Lucassen explains why: shorturl.at/qdR3Y




What would success look like in the context of a rare disease screening programme? Weāre going to consider how principles around screening should account for very rare conditions, where we cannot expect to have a wealth of data to guide decisions. (Chair: Anneke Lucassen)


Anneke Lucassen Navigating new uncertainties. We want to discuss the challenges of interpreting genomic variation in a screening context, the challenges for families and clinicians of managing uncertainty, and the challenges of living with a rare condition. (Chair: Dr Susie Weller)


Anneke Lucassen Dr Susie Weller Caroline Wright We still have spaces available- if youāre interested in joining us to discuss #NewbornScreening on 25th Feb in Oxford, please email [email protected] with your name, role, and 1-2 sentences about why youāre interested in discussing newborn screening cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/newborn-ā¦





A team from Centre for Personalise Medicine in Oxford have written a brilliant article for the kids magazine which discusses how our genes impact our health. Read here: ow.ly/xy9n50UNth4 Rachel Horton Kate Lyle Dr Susie Weller Lisa Hodges Ballard Anneke Lucassen
