Want to know more about your DNA? Curious about how your genes impact your health? All Access DNA honestly answers the questions you have about genetics, healthcare, and popular issues in genomic medicine. Host Kate Wilson utilizes her genetic expertise and experience to interview leaders and specialists in genomic health and research. Join us as we bring you understandable, scientific information about genetics!
Virologist Trudy Rey explains the complex world of viruses, their genetic makeup, how they infect cells, and the future of mRNA technology in vaccines and cancer treatment. For anyone curious about viral genetics and the science behind vaccines.
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viruses, viral genetics, mRNA vaccines, COVID-19, HIV, virus evolution, vaccine misconceptions, cancer vaccines, virology, immune response
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In today's conversation, Kate Wilson welcomes Emalyn Cork to explore the complexities of the MTHFR gene, a topic that has sparked curiosity and confusion alike in both clinical settings and the general public. Emalyn explains the complexities of the MTHFR gene, debunks common misconceptions, and discusses when genetic testing is truly necessary.
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MTHFR, genetics, homocysteine, genetic testing, medical misinformation, fol...
Dr. Betty Cohn discusses the complexities, ethical considerations, and current state of polygenic embryo screening and risk scores, highlighting the scientific, ethical, and societal challenges involved.
Key words: polygenic embryo screening, genetic testing, reproductive ethics, risk scores, embryo selection, genetic diversity, clinical validity, reproductive autonomy, bioethics
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In this episode, Yentli Soto Albrecht, PhD, shares her personal journey with ALS and FTD, her scientific research, and her efforts to accelerate the search for a cure. Discover how her story fuels her advocacy and innovative projects to fight these neurodegenerative diseases.
Key words: ALS, FTD, genetic research, neurodegeneration, Cure C9, gene therapy, prevention trials, scientific collaboration, patient advocacy
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<...In this episode, Megan Johnson discusses the disparities in genomic healthcare, focusing on how healthcare experiences influence participation and trust, especially among underrepresented groups. She explores the genomic healthcare disparity cycle, the importance of diversity in genetic research, and strategies to improve patient engagement and understanding.
Key words: genomic healthcare disparities, underrepresented groups, heal...
Carissa shares her inspiring journey of parenting her son Jack, diagnosed with Down syndrome, and how it led to the creation of Jack's Basket—an organization dedicated to supporting families and changing perceptions about Down syndrome.
Keywords: Down syndrome, Jack's Basket, parenting, advocacy, community support, diagnosis communication, celebration, inclusion, healthcare training
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In this episode, we explore bleeding disorders, their symptoms, diagnosis, and management, with expert Kaylee Dollerschell. Learn how these conditions affect individuals, especially women, and discover resources for support and treatment.
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bleeding disorders, hemophilia, von Willebrand, heavy menstrual bleeding, diagnosis, treatment, genetic counseling, patient resources
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Dr. Jeremy Koenig shares how he came to performance genomics through his own athletic background, and the conversation explores how genetic information can inform training, injury risk, and coaching- without being treated as a prediction of destiny.
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Precision Health, Athletic Genomics, Genetics in Sports, Genetic Counseling, Injury Risk, Training Optimization, Personalized Coaching, DNA Testing
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In this interview, we learn what epilepsy is, its causes, and the role of genetics in diagnosis and treatment. Beth Sheidley, a genetic counselor, explains the fundamentals of epilepsy, its genetic components, and the latest advancements in genetic testing.
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epilepsy, genetic testing, genetic counseling, seizures, pediatric neurology, genetic causes, epil...
Dr. Emily Allen, a genetics researcher, explains the complexities of Fragile X syndrome, its genetic basis, and the importance of advocacy and ongoing research. Discover how genetics influence development, the challenges in diagnosis, and the promising future of personalized treatments.
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Fragile X, genetics, genetic counseling, developmental delays, autism, pre-mutation, research, advocacy, genetic testing, neurogenetics
...Dr. Marleah Dean Kruzel explores the critical role of communication in healthcare, emphasizing how effective dialogue between clinicians and patients can improve health outcomes, reduce errors, and foster trust. She shares personal stories, research findings, and practical tips for enhancing health communication, especially around uncertainty and complex medical information.
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Maya Brown-Zimmerman shares her personal journey with Marfan syndrome, the importance of early diagnosis, and navigating life with a connective tissue disorder. She discusses medical management, genetic testing, community support, and her work in genetic counseling.
Key words: Marfan syndrome, genetic counseling, connective tissue disorder, medical management, genetic testing, patient advocacy, community support, rare diseases
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We are talking about current events in genetics, including Olympic sex testing, genetic privacy in insurance, and legal challenges faced by genetic testing companies. It highlights how genetic information is used, misused, and the ongoing debates around privacy and ethics
Key words: Genetics, Olympic sex testing, Genetic privacy, Insurance discrimination, Genetic data lawsuits
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In this insightful interview, genetic counselor Andy McCarty discusses the rise of private practice in genetics, the nuances of direct-to-consumer genetic testing, and how to interpret results responsibly. Learn about access, misconceptions, and the importance of professional guidance in genetic testing.
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Lori Jones shares her personal journey with Huntington's disease, exploring its symptoms, family impact, and the importance of community and research. Lori shares with us insights into living with risk, making decisions about testing, and advocating for better understanding and treatment.
Keywords: Huntington's disease, genetics, neurodegenerative, family impact, genetic testing, community support, research, memoir, advocacy
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In the realm of genetic counseling, understanding and support are crucial for families facing daunting medical news. When I sat down with Anna Chassevent, a seasoned genetic counselor, she shared valuable insights about the importance of walking alongside families during their journeys through uncertain medical terrain. In this post, we’ll explore her thoughts on meaningful communication, the role of personal experience in co...
In this conversation, Kate talks to Shannon Wieloch about the complexities surrounding therapeutic abortions, particularly in the context of heartbeat laws and genetic counseling. They explore the emotional and medical implications of these decisions, the role of genetic testing, and the impact of legislation on patient care. Shannon shares her experiences working with patients facing difficult choices in wanted pregnancies, emphas...
In this heartfelt interview, Abby Milburn shares her journey as a mother of a child with Down syndrome and Sanfilippo syndrome, a rare neurodegenerative disease. She discusses diagnosis challenges, advocacy efforts, and the importance of research and policy changes to support children with rare diseases.
Sanfilippo syndrome, Down syndrome, rare diseases, medical advocacy, genetic testing, FDA approval, gene therapy, medical r...
Chronic pain, invisible illness, Black health. In this conversation, Wunmi Bakare shares her profound journey living with sickle cell disease, detailing the challenges and triumphs she faced from childhood through adulthood. She discusses her experience with a stem cell transplant, the impact it had on her life, and the ongoing challenges she navigates post-transplant. Wunmi emphasizes the importance of patient advocacy, the need f...
Primary Care and Genetics: Bringing DNA Into Everyday Healthcare. Primary care is often the first stop in healthcare—but where does genetics fit in? We unpack what’s realistic, what’s hype, and what patients and clinicians should actually expect. This conversation explores the integration of genetics into primary care, highlighting the importance of genetic testing and counseling in improving patient outcomes. The...
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