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Case for whole genome sequencing, today, in rare undiagnosed diseases

Anatomical pathologists at Pathology Update 2018: Esther Coats and Linda Leys, of Middlemore Hospital, Auckland, and Mariana Adjemian and Sinead McCarthy, of Auckland Hospital’s LabPLUS
Anatomical pathologists at Pathology Update 2018: Esther Coats and Linda Leys, of Middlemore Hospital, Auckland, and Mariana Adjemian and Sinead McCarthy, of Auckland Hospital’s LabPLUS

Pathology Update 2018 in Sydney from 2 to 4 March was the major scientific event of the year for the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia. About 1300 hospital and community pathologists and academics in the field gathered at the International Convention Centre in the Darling Harbour area. Virginia McMillan attended as a guest of the RCPA

Everybody takes a family history: if you think family history is important, you should be thinking about genomics Howard Jacob isn’t satisfied wi, Howard Jacob, Howard Jacob believes having human genome sequencing will improve rates of diagnostic error