Volume 25 Issue 1 Jan-Feb 2012
 
About 1% of us carry highly penetrant genetic mutations which we would greatly benefit from knowing about. For the rest of us, our whole genome sequence may not be particularly useful anytime soon. By Dr. James P. Evans
 
Dr. Eric Green, Director of the National Human Genome Research Institute, spoke with GeneWatch about the future of genomic research.
 
Think genetics in 20 years is a brave new world? Look another 40 years down the road. By Henry T. Greely
 
 
 
 
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Forensic Genetics Policy Initiative Launches New Website
 

Researcher Death Highlights Dangers of Pathogen Work


Labs in Your Community

CRG Led Coalition of Groups Raises Health and Safety Concerns with Proposed Synthetic Biology Lab

CRG Urges Denial of Boston University's Waiver Request for Regulatory Review of its Biolab

CRG Report: Worker Safety in Biological Laboratories

CRG Decries Lack of Protection for Workers

California Governor Signs Landmark CRG supported Genetic Nondiscrimination Law

California Legislature Passes CRG Supported Genetic Nondiscrimination Bill

CRG Urges California Governor to Sign Genetic Nondiscrimination Bill


Visit CRG's Consumer Genetic Privacy Manual

 

New CRG Special Report: Non-Invasive Prenatal Genetic Diagnosis (NIPD)





The Human Genome and Human Health:  Will the Promise be Fulfilled?

Listen to this exciting panel presentation featuring Board members of CRG in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History



The Short Life of a Race Drug
CRG Board Chair, Sheldon Krimsky, in Lancet