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Isaac Elysee and team publish research which highlights gaps in access to genetic healthcare
In a study of nearly 15,000 adults, Black individuals and people from disadvantaged neighborhoods were less likely to be referred to or seen in adult genetics clinics, even though, when evaluated, they were more likely to receive genetic testing and have important genetic findings.
As genetic testing becomes central to modern medicine, these disparities risk growing wider unless addressed. Improving access to genetics care is essential for equitable, high-quality healthcare for all. Read more in the full paper here.