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Welcome to the Genetic Interest Group

The Genetic Interest Group (GIG) is a national alliance of patient organisations with a membership of over 130 charities which support children, families and individuals affected by genetic disorders.

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Nano-Medicine - Patient Survey. What do you know about nanotechnology and nanomedicine? We'd like to gain your opinion and views. This short survey will take 5 mins to complete and is part of the NanoMed Project

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GIG on Facebook - GIG has created a Facebook page. Become a Fan and invite others to join.

 

Giving to GIG with Kidstart

Giving to the Genetic Interest Group is painless with kidstart. All it costs is a few minutes of your time at www.kidstart.co.uk/gig

 

05.05.09

NEW - Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs): Identifying UK Research Priorities. Visit the MRC Website to download the Workshop report or go to latest news for more information.

30.04.09

NEW - EDM 914 in support of Rare Disease UK now has over 107 signatures. Visit the Rare Disease UK website for more information.

 

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GIG's primary goals:

  • To promote awareness and understanding of genetic disorders so that high quality services for people affected by genetic conditions are developed and made available to all who need them.
  • GIG seeks to educate and raise awareness amongst opinion formers, people of influence and the public about human genetics & genetic disorders.
  • GIG provides a common platform from which effective programmes can be launched to raise awareness, inform the media and influence government, industry and the NHS.
  • GIG focuses on issues of policy and practice keeping an active watch on developments within the UK and Europe that will influence the effective transfer of knowledge and understanding into products and services for families that are supported by our member groups.
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