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August 8, 2022/Genomic Medicine

The Case for a Precision Medicine Approach to Training Epilepsy Clinicians

New Cleveland Clinic fellowship fosters expertise in the genetics of epilepsy

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Who Will Respond to Migraine Preventive Therapy? Clinical-Genetic Research Collaborative Aims to Find Out

A model predicting response to CGRP-inhibiting monoclonal antibodies is under development

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April 6, 2022/Genomic Medicine

Prediction Model Aids in the Early Diagnosis of Dravet Syndrome

Integrates genetic and clinical data to distinguish from GEFS+ and milder epilepsies

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January 19, 2022/Genomic Medicine

Launch of Cleveland Clinic Brain Study Marks Unprecedented Effort to Disrupt Neurological Diseases

First-of-kind study aims to enable prevention of brain disorders before symptoms appear

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December 17, 2021/Genomic Medicine

The Promise of Gene Therapy in Neurological Disorders (Podcast)

Advanced genomic research techniques show potential to treat a variety of conditions

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November 30, 2021/Cancer

New Clinic Helps Cancer Patients Decipher Results of Genome Sequencing

Virtual clinic supports oncologists by educating patients and making treatment recommendations

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November 24, 2021/Cancer

Cleveland Clinic Expands Cancer Genomic Testing Capabilities

Molecular tumor profiling is available to patients

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June 24, 2021/Cancer/Genomics

Breastfeeding Cuts Ovarian Cancer Risk in BRCA Mutation Carriers

Other reproductive and hormonal factors found protective

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Study Suggests Mechanistic Overlap Between Alzheimer’s and COVID-19

Links are centered on neuroinflammation and microvascular injury, network medicine study finds

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