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At the 2018 Canadian Cardiovascular Congress, the Ted Rogers Centre held a workshop focused on the utility of genetic testing in a cardiology practice.
In it, an expert panel comprising cardiologists, genetic counsellors and a patient explored the landscape of modern genetic testing, what it means for clinicians in the cardiovascular space, and what it means for families.
If this is a topic of interest, this hour-long workshop is worth a view — and we are pleased to offer such educational material here online.
Several presenters hail from two Ted Rogers Centre genetic programs at SickKids: the Cardiac Precision Medicine Program and the Cardiac Genome Clinic.