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EP6 - How physical features can help point to a rare genetic condition
We're entering the month of November with seven rare disease awareness days. In this episode, we're also calling back to our conversation with Lee Reavey of NCBRS on the topic of morphology, or in a medical context, the study of features in genetic conditions. In the context of our discussion, morphology or the physical examination of features led the two visiting consultants at Great Ormond Street Hospital to make an NCBRS diagnosis. This type of examination has helped medical professionals identify genetic conditions for decades, if not centuries.
Disclaimer:
I am not a medical professional. Nothing discussed in this episode should be taken as definitive or comprehensive information. No content presented here is to be considered advice or diagnostic. The purpose of this episode is to open a dialog to discussion, education, and awareness. If you have any concerns about yourself or a loved one, speak to your medical practitioner immediately.
EP4 - Lee Reavey, Co-Founder and CEO of the NCBRS Worldwide Foundation
https://signalise.podbean.com/e/lee-reavey-ncbrs-worldwide-foundation/
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By Kimberly Thomas-TagueWe're entering the month of November with seven rare disease awareness days. In this episode, we're also calling back to our conversation with Lee Reavey of NCBRS on the topic of morphology, or in a medical context, the study of features in genetic conditions. In the context of our discussion, morphology or the physical examination of features led the two visiting consultants at Great Ormond Street Hospital to make an NCBRS diagnosis. This type of examination has helped medical professionals identify genetic conditions for decades, if not centuries.
Disclaimer:
I am not a medical professional. Nothing discussed in this episode should be taken as definitive or comprehensive information. No content presented here is to be considered advice or diagnostic. The purpose of this episode is to open a dialog to discussion, education, and awareness. If you have any concerns about yourself or a loved one, speak to your medical practitioner immediately.
EP4 - Lee Reavey, Co-Founder and CEO of the NCBRS Worldwide Foundation
https://signalise.podbean.com/e/lee-reavey-ncbrs-worldwide-foundation/
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Don't miss an episode of Signalise! Be sure to ✔️FOLLOW or ✔️SUBSCRIBE via your podcast app of choice. You can also follow #Signalise news on @Dazzle4Rare on Facebook , Instagram , and Twitter. You can find host Kimberly on LinkedIn at @kattague.