Asexuality in STEM: Definitions, misconceptions, and queer joy
What it means to be asexual, misconceptions and queer joy in the science communication space.
Representation matters
Sasha Henriques explores some of issues around race and representation in genomics and genomic counselling.
The duty of care: a genetic balancing act?
Genetic testing is becoming a standard part of UK healthcare, with plans to expand its use. But who does this information belong to, and who decides who it is shared with?
Editing embryos – Could you? Would you? Should you? Views from Genetic Counsellors
03.08.17 This week the American Society of Human Genetics issued a policy on the application of germline editing – the ability to alter the genetic makeup of early stage embryos. Anna Middleton, one of the contributors to the statement, explains the policy's position
Understanding the impact of genomic data
12.12.14 Genome sequencing is now available to all. Can our current genetic counselling service deal with the fallout, asks Anna Middleton
