No longer accepting applications Posted: August 25, 2022 While ThinkGenetic is a startup company, our roots go back to a tech company started by our founders three decades ago. In… CONTINUE
ThinkGenetic and Guardian Research Network Announce Partnership
Guardian Research Network® and ThinkGenetic Announce Collaborative Partnership to Accelerate Diagnosis and Treatment Options for Patients with Genetic Diseases and Inherited Predisposition to Cancer Joint effort recognizes combined missions to support… CONTINUE
July is Hemochromatosis Awareness Month
by Jennifer Dykeman, MMSc Candidate Many people might not even know they have Hemochromatosis, a common genetic condition that can be diagnosed through a simple blood test. In honor of… CONTINUE
Webinar for Living with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
Living with CAH: Understanding Your Medications, Lab Results & Clinical Trial Opportunities Are you living with or caring for someone with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH)? You’re invited to a special… CONTINUE
World Sickle Cell Day 2022 is on June 19!
by Jennifer Dykeman, MMSc Candidate June 19th marks the annual celebration of World Sickle Cell Day! Did you know that about 100,000 Americans have sickle cell disease (SCD)? This condition… CONTINUE
Accepting Applications: Full Stack C# Developer
No longer accepting applications Join ThinkGenetic to help those living with genetic diseases while working with a fun algorithm, NLP and AI team! Job Overview We are expanding our team… CONTINUE
Justin Hardy’s Inspiring Story and Hereditary Diffuse Gastric Cancer Awareness
by Stacy Partin, ThinkGenetic Intern Editor’s note: Since the time of this publication Justin Hardy has unfortunately passed away due to complications from his gastric cancer. He died peacefully in his home… CONTINUE
Supporting Rare Disease Day 2022
by Jennifer Dykeman, MMSc Candidate, 2023 February 28th is Rare Disease Day! In the United States, a disease is defined as rare if it affects less than 200,000 people. It… CONTINUE
People Live When People Give – National Blood Donor Month
January is National Blood Donor Month! Awareness of blood donation is extra important this year as the United States and countries around the world are currently facing historic blood shortages…. CONTINUE
Taking a Closer Look at Advocacy- The SynGAP1 Research Fund
Collaboration, Transparency, Urgency ThinkGenetic is honored to partner with many incredible organizations, each with their own stories, struggles and triumphs. This month, we are taking a moment to highlight the… CONTINUE
Healthy Communities Healthy Babies – It’s National Birth Defects Awareness Month!
January is National Birth Defects Awareness Month (NBDAM)! Did you know that 1 in 33 babies born in the United States has a birth defect? That’s about one baby born… CONTINUE
New Research to be Presented at AAAAI 2022 on Hereditary Angioedema
ThinkGenetic is proud to announce a recent collaborative research project will be presented at the 2022 American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) annual meeting this February 25-29th in… CONTINUE
Event: Care Models and Advocating for Yourself with CARES Foundation
Are you living with or caring for someone with adrenal insufficiency (such as CAH, Addison’s disease, and PCOS)? You’re invited to a special online event… Webinar: Care Models; Advocating for… CONTINUE
‘Tis the Season of Giving- Tips for Sharing your Health History with Family Members
We at ThinkGenetic hope that you and yours have had a wonderful holiday season! We’d like to take the time to remind everyone that while you may be rushing to… CONTINUE
Introducing Jennifer Dykeman – ThinkGenetic’s 2021 Intern Class
ThinkGenetic is honored to work with incredible interns eager to help ThinkGenetic achieve its mission of reaching and empowering those living with and at risk for genetic conditions. With each… CONTINUE
Research in Artificial Intelligence for Rare Genetic Diseases
There are over 7000 rare genetic disorders (RGD) and only 5% of them have FDA approved treatments. Though the number of RGDs is high, they are heterogenous and geographically disparate…. CONTINUE
Application of Natural Language Processing in Clinical Applications
Natural Language Processing is a field of computational linguistics, computer science and more specially artificial intelligence (AI) that uses statistics, machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) techniques to understand… CONTINUE
Massachusetts Startup Wins Horizon Prize, Powered by MIT Solve, with Algorithm-Based FindEHR Solution for Finding Undiagnosed Genetic Disorder Patients using Electronic Medical Records
ThinkGenetic combines modern machine learning with practical information in genetics to solve a major concern in healthcare – the identification of patients living with undiagnosed rare genetic conditions Boston, MA,… CONTINUE
Taking a Closer Look at Advocacy – The TSC Alliance®: Hope No Matter How Complex
ThinkGenetic is honored to partner with many incredible organizations, each with their own stories, struggles and triumphs. This month, we are taking a moment to highlight the work and rebranding… CONTINUE
Considering Genetic Testing for Cleft Lip and Palate?
September is Craniofacial Acceptance Month! To celebrate, we would like to take a moment to review cleft lip and palate, two of the most common physical differences seen at birth. … CONTINUE
New Study Results: Severity scoring system to identify patient risk for genetic conditions #NSGC21
Development and implementation of an automated severity scoring system to identify patients at possible increased risk for specific genetic conditions NSGC 2021 Poster UM353 Authors: Dawn Laney, MS, CGC 1,2… CONTINUE
Familial Hypercholesterolemia – Are you hiding in plain sight?
September is National Cholesterol Education Month! We’d like to take this time to highlight a common genetic disorder that is highly underdiagnosed – Familial Hypercholesterolemia. What is Familial Hypercholesterolemia (FH)?… CONTINUE
ThinkGenetic Selected as a Venture Atlanta 2021 Showcase Company
Over $6.5 billion in funding awarded to date; leading tech investment conference continues to select large and diverse lineup of innovators from the Southeast’s hottest tech markets ATLANTA… CONTINUE
Horizon Therapeutics Announces ThinkGenetic Curated Algorithms as Winning Solution of First-Ever Horizon Prize, Powered by MIT Solve, to Accelerate Rare Disease Diagnosis
PRESS RELEASE – Source: Horizon Therapeutics plc Horizon Therapeutics plc Announces New Genetic Counselor Curated Algorithms and Next-Generation Sequencing Data as Winning Solutions of First-Ever Horizon Prize, Powered by MIT… CONTINUE
ThinkGenetic Goes Virtual for NSGC – Presenting Research Results at Annual Education Conference
This year the NSGC will again be hosting it’s annual educational event virtually. This doesn’t mean we cannot still join together to discuss all things genetic! NSGC has partnered with… CONTINUE
ThinkGenetic Named a Finalist for The MIT Solve Horizon Prize
On September 13, 2021, ThinkGenetic was officially named a finalist for The Horizon Prize, a global innovation challenge seeking solutions to speed diagnosis and care for people impacted by rare… CONTINUE
Introducing Aaliyah Heyward – ThinkGenetic’s 2021 Intern Class
ThinkGenetic is honored to work with incredible interns eager to help ThinkGenetic achieve its mission of reaching and empowering those living with and at risk for genetic conditions. With each… CONTINUE
Rare Chromosome Disorder Awareness Day Book Spotlight: “Raising the Goddess of Spring” by Stephanie Rese
by Jessica Dronen, MS, CGC, Genetic Diseases Research and Information Specialist Today is Rare Chromosome Disorder Awareness Day! In honor of that we have a special edition of ThinkGenetic’s book… CONTINUE
June book spotlight: “Run to the Light” by Laura King Edwards
by Jessica Dronen, MS, CGC, Genetic Diseases Research and Information Specialist Welcome to ThinkGenetic’s June genetic book spotlight! In this series we combine a review of one or more books… CONTINUE
May Book Spotlight: “Salt in My Soul: An Unfinished Life” by Mallory Smith
by Jessica Dronen, MS, CGC, Genetic Diseases Research and Information Specialist, ThinkGenetic Welcome to ThinkGenetic’s May genetic book spotlight! In this series we combine a review of one or more… CONTINUE
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