#60: How do I know if I have a hereditary bleeding disorder?
In this episode, we explore bleeding disorders, their symptoms, diagnosis, and management, with expert Kaylee Dollerschell. Learn how these conditions affect individuals, especially women, and discover resources for support and treatment.
Key words:
bleeding disorders, hemophilia, von Wille ...
How does Jack's Basket celebrate people with Down syndrome?
Carissa shares her inspiring journey of parenting her son Jack, diagnosed with Down syndrome, and how it led to the creation of Jack's Basket—an organization dedicated to supporting families and changing perceptions about Down syndrome.
Keywords: Down syndrome, Jack's Basket, parenting, advo ...
Kate Wilson: Otago Regional Councillor voices concerns with current South Island transport spending
There's concerns the economic powerhouse of the South Island will fail if the Government continues to under-invest in its transport network.
New research commissioned by southern regional councils shows the South Island accounts for 22 percent of the economy.
Despite having nearly a quarter of ...
#62- Is the healthcare experience keeping genomic medicine out of reach?
In this episode, Megan Johnson discusses the disparities in genomic healthcare, focusing on how healthcare experiences influence participation and trust, especially among underrepresented groups. She explores the genomic healthcare disparity cycle, the importance of diversity in genetic research ...
Love Makes Room with/ Kate Wilson (S5:E3)
What started as a desire to foster one child became a calling that would transform countless lives.
In this episode of Stories Unveiled, Kate shares how she became the adoptive mom of five siblings, why she founded Foster + Heart, and the mission that's changing foster care in Idaho by keeping s ...
#31-Trust & Timing: Parental Decisions About Secondary Findings
Understanding the decision of parents to opt-out of medically actionable secondary findings offered through genome sequencing
Guest Bios:
Robin Hayeems is a Senior Scientist in Child Health Evaluative Sciences (CHES) at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) and an Associate Professor in ...
Kate Wilson - James & Wells | Your Competitive Edge Can Be Copied, Unless You Protect It | Ep 19
Intellectual property can be far more than a defensive legal tool.
IP strategist Kate Wilson from James & Wells explains how innovative New Zealand businesses can use patents, trademarks, designs, competitive intelligence and collaboration to build an edge in global markets.
Kate shares storie ...
#64- Should we select embryos based on chance?
Dr. Betty Cohn discusses the complexities, ethical considerations, and current state of polygenic embryo screening and risk scores, highlighting the scientific, ethical, and societal challenges involved.
Key words: polygenic embryo screening, genetic testing, reproductive ethics, risk scores ...
#32- Exploring new approaches to service delivery: video tools and consumer experiences
This episode explores genetic service delivery and various ways genetic counseling can be incorporated.
Segment 1: How to Reduce Time to Genetic Testing: A Video-Based Approach in the Inherited Cardiac Conditions Service
Guest Bios
Dr Lisa Bryson is a Clinical Genetics Registrar at the ...
MTHFR Gene: What’s real, what’s not and what does it actually mean?
In today's conversation, Kate Wilson welcomes Emalyn Cork to explore the complexities of the MTHFR gene, a topic that has sparked curiosity and confusion alike in both clinical settings and the general public. Emalyn explains the complexities of the MTHFR gene, debunks common misconceptions, and ...
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