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Leaflet about the organisation changing its name from the Genetic Interest Group to Genetic Alliance UK in June 2010.

Genetic Alliance UK

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Genes and You: Teaching About Genetics From a Human Perspective, by Gill Mulinar

Guidelines for Genetic Services

New Paragigm: New Policies, Healthcare and the New Genetics in Britain and Germany. Report of a seminar organised by the Genetic Interest Group under the auspicies of the European Federation of Biotechnology Task Group on the Public Perceptions of Biotechnology, 27-29 November 1998

Achieving Integrated Services and Support for Families with Rare Genetic Disorders

Access to Genetic Services by Minority Ethnic Populations: A Pilot Study, Aamra Darr, Genetic Interest Group

Clinical Governance: Meeting the needs of patients and their families - A patient centred checklist for clinical genetics

Foreseeing the Future. Genes and Risk?

DNA Delivers: 50 Years of progress told through the eyes of patients and their doctors

Getting a Diagnosis of...

The Genetic Interest Group Annual Conference 2004: A Summarised Report

Research and Rare Genetic Differences: Frequently Asked Questions, John Gillott, Genetic Interest Group

Human Rights, Privacy and Medical Research - Analysing UK Policy on tissue and data

The Family Route Map Project: Finding a way through the maze

Giving Patients a Voice

Educating GPs: Suggestions and recommendations for a successful educational programme

Eurogentest flyer listing their leaflets

From Bench to Bedside: the role of genetically engineered animals in medicine

Genetic Interest Group fact Sheets on: Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis, Human Admixed Embryos, and Saviour Siblings

Genetic Interest Group leaflets

The Genetic Interest Group is Changing

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