#32: Surprises on the Genetic Trail

This week, the latest on Tess's genetics. What we've learned so far, who we've met, and where we go from here.  

#32: Surprises on the Genetic Trail
Bo Bigelow

Please share the heck out of our page about Tess:  http://bit.ly/tessmystery

My wife and I were inspired by Seth Mnookin's New Yorker article "One of a Kind" - click here to read now.  

Matt Might wrote this handy-dandy guide, in order to help families find others with rare diseases:  "Discovering New Diseases with the Internet: How to Find a Matching Patient" - click here to read now

Unique - The Rare Chromosome Disorder Support Group - website

Genome Connect - a unique patient registry that allows you to share your genetic and health information with researchers, clinicians, and others - website

Global Genes - one of the leading rare disease patient advocacy organizations in the world - website

Matt Might's June 2015 talk at Harvard Med School: "Patient-Driven Precision Medicine" - click here to watch now.

Global Genes RARE Patient Advocacy Summit, September 24th and 25th, Hyatt Regency Resort and Spa, Huntington Beach, CA - a conference whose goal is for patients, caregivers, and advocates to walk away equipped with actionable next steps whether you have been recently diagnosed, are building a disease community, thinking about funding early research, actively engaged in developing a treatment, or have been advocating in rare disease for decades. Click here to learn more.