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23andMe co-founder’s new startup, Precise.ly, brings genomics to India through Narayana partnership tcrn.ch/35ZLj62 by @jshieber
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The potential of consumer genomics in impacting the health of underserved geographies has been largely untapped—until now. We're proud to invest in @lindaavey, @aneilbaboo, and team @PreciselyWell as they partner with @NarayanaHealth in India: rockhealth.com/charting-a-pa…
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"India has for the most part been left out of the genomic revolution" - @lindaavey on why she chose to focus her company @PreciselyWell on the Indian market. #SVC2UK
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Another fascinating panel at #DHITSummit. This one focusing on advancing precision medicine. Sara Imhof @ncbiotech Geoffrey Ginsburg @dukemedicine Linda Avey @lindaavey @PreciselyWell Jodi Hubler and Jonathan Berg @BergLabUNC
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Day 2 #ASHG18 Check out the videos @PreciselyWell of scientists talking about their #favoritegene. Video star with the most ‘likes’ wins a full genome sequence from Veritas.
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Opinion: It's time to stop denying disability benefits for people with chronic fatigue syndrome. buff.ly/2JAwdbP
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May 12th is #MECFS and #Fibromyalgia International Awareness Day. There are millions of us around the world missing from our lives. Support science. Support the #MillionsMissing on our day of action.
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Next time you ask your doctor about EBV and they roll their eyes, you can share this study: nih.gov/news-events/news-rel… “We were surprised to see that nearly half of the locations on the human genome known to contribute to lupus risk were also binding sites for EBNA2”
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Healthcare is broken. If we don’t all work together to fix it, when you need it, it will already be too late.
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"#Blockchain could distribute data in interesting ways - individuals retain ownership of data, while enabling insights, supporting clinical trial recruitment, etc." @LindaAvey @23andMe @PreciselyWell @healergizing #HeresMyGenome #SXSW
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New company @PreciselyWell founded by @LindaAvey (co-founder of @23andMe) is pushing the boundaries of #PrecisionMedicine, with a focus on #neurology, #MEcfs and #autism precise.ly/
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Join us on Thursday March 1 from 3-5pm for our World Rare Disease Day 2018 event! RSVP here: perlara.com/perlara-world-ra… #WRDD2018 @GlobalGenes @NuMedii @notablelabs @Synthorx @PreciselyWell @gracescience
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💬"It is really important to stay persistent with your projects, and not give up too early" 🇺🇸Linda Avey au 🏛 #forum #talent @netexplo #biotech #science #education #culture#medecine #netexplo #digitalization
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The name "chronic fatigue syndrome" has obscured "the reality of this disease," says director @jenbrea on why she made @unrestfilm.
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I screened Unrest for my lab earlier this week / everyone felt it was deeply moving and powerful story of life with #mecfs - more reminder for us to do whatever we can to find solutions for this terrible condition - theinvisiblef.com/2017/11/20… via @AliApow
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Study: Autism Linked with Different Reactions to Chemical Signals the-scientist.com/?articles.…
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Excited to be working with @PreciselyWell and @BatemanHorne for tracking #mecfs patients worldwide - we have some cool plans for development of specific data collection panels and computational analysis that could make an impact... xitter.cf/preciselywell/status/9…
Words from @lindaavey on our upcoming @my_helix apps, contribution to @BatemanHorne's 5-year chronic fatigue syndrome study, and the new future of personal genomics: blog.precise.ly/2017/11/15/p…
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Although I'm not in huge pain, my skin always feels on fire during PEM. Interesting!! #pwme
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BREAKING: US scientists say they have tried gene editing inside a person for the first time, aiming to cure a disease.
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Blood cells in chronic fatigue syndrome are drained of energy newscienti.st/2zmtZLL


























