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The Office of Public Health Genomics (OPHG) translates the science of genomics into actions that prevent disease and improve the health of all people.

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Focus Areas

Weekly Update

Timely information on health impact of genomics…

Genomics and Health

Understand the relationships between genes, environment, and health…

Family Health History

Family history is known to be a risk factor for most diseases…

Genomic Testing

Genomic tests are used in many diseases…

EGAPP

Independent evaluation of genomic applications in practice…

Implementation

What public health can do now to save lives using genomics…

Reports and Publications

CDC reports and publications in genomics…

Blog

A blog devoted to genomic issues in research, policy and practice…

Podcasts

Podcasts on genetic testing, diseases, and family history…

HuGE Navigator

Integrated, searchable knowledge base of genetic associations…

 

 


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