genetic counselling

Photo of Emma Palmer, Skie Safaraz and Iva Strnadova in a doctor's office with a film camera.

Receiving genetic health care can be a challenging, isolating experience for many people with intellectual disability. Meet the UNSW researchers who are trying to change that.

Members of the GeneEQUAL team

The research led by UNSW Sydney aims to make genetic tests and genetic counselling for people with intellectual disability more accessible and equitable.

A woman doctor discusses results with a female patient

Women who found out their genetic risk for breast cancer had fewer regrets than those who opted not to find out.

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Screening prospective parents for genetic mutations allows them to make important decisions about the health of their future families.