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ThinkGenetic to Exhibit 15th International Fragile X Conference

July 12, 2016 Ruth O'Keefe Leave a Comment

Coming to San Antonio, ThinkGenetic will be attending the 15th International Fragile X Conference on July 20-24, 2016. ThinkGenetic champions will exhibit at the event to introduce ThinkGenetic to the Fragile X… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Events Tagged With: conference, Fragile X, FXPOI, FXS, FXTAS, National Fragile X Foundation, Ruth O'Keefe, session

New Partnership with Genetic Alliance Helps Expands Healthcare Resources for Genetic Disease Patients Online

July 11, 2016 Ruth O'Keefe Leave a Comment

Largest Non-Profit Genetic Health Advocacy Organization, Genetic Alliance, Joins in Partnership with ThinkGenetic to Empower Patients In a time when “genetics”, “genomes”, and “genes” are becoming a daily topic of… CONTINUE

Filed Under: News, Partners Tagged With: Genetic Alliance, genetic community, genetic disease, genetic health, partnership, Ruth O'Keefe, ThinkGenetic

ThinkGenetic Father Hopes to Revolutionize Genetic Information on the Internet

July 6, 2016 thinkgenetic 3 Comments

Like many other people with a genetic disease, Dave Jacob did not learn that his childhood heart defect was related to an underlying genetic mutation until it was uncovered he… CONTINUE

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Cutis Laxa, Davalen, Dave Jacob, Dawn Laney, Ehler Danlos, Emory University, genetic diagnosis, genetic mutation, IBM, IBM Watson, kickstarter, Marfan syndrome, Massachusetts, medical mystery, News, press, Sudbury, ThinkGenetic, thinkgenetic.com, Watson

Partner Agreement with FSIG will Help Get Answers to the Fabry Disease Community

June 28, 2016 Ruth O'Keefe Leave a Comment

In a showing of mutual respect and appreciation, Fabry Support & Information Group (FSIG) signed an Advocate Partnership Agreement with ThinkGenetic. “We are truly thrilled to partner with ThinkGenetic and… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Partners Tagged With: advocacy, Dawn Jacob Laney, Dawn Laney, FLGenomics, FSIG, genetic disease, genetic disorder, GenomicsFest, Jack Johnson, partnership, Ruth O'Keefe, ThinkGenetic

ThinkGenetic is Open for Individual Pledges on Kickstarter for 30 Days

June 15, 2016 Ruth O'Keefe Leave a Comment

For the next thirty days, ThinkGenetic is offering a chance for our champions and advocates to support the project on Kickstarter! That’s right, for as little as $25 you can… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Events, News, Updates Tagged With: kickstarter, pledge, Ruth O'Keefe

Frequently Asked Question: Will the Site Contain Information in Other Languages than English?

May 2, 2016 thinkgenetic Leave a Comment

As we spread the news about ThinkGenetic we come across those who have questions about this exciting project. Especially questions around how individuals, groups, organizations and advocates can get involved!… CONTINUE

Filed Under: FAQs Tagged With: Dave Jacob, FAQs, language, thinkgenetic.com

Frequently Asked Questions: How Can Parents Be Involved?

May 2, 2016 thinkgenetic

As we spread the news about ThinkGenetic we love to chat with the community and answer any questions about our exciting site. As these questions come in we like to share… CONTINUE

Filed Under: FAQs, News Tagged With: Dave Jacob, FAQs, language, parents

ThinkGenetic Founder, Dawn Laney, to be honored at 2016 Rare Impact Awards on May 17th

April 13, 2016 Ruth O'Keefe

Dawn Laney at NORD Rare Impact Awards

Coming this May, NORD is hosting the 2016 Rare Impact Awards to bring together the rare disease community and to honor and celebrate outstanding achievements. During the event NORD will recognize the… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Events, News Tagged With: #rareimpact, Dawn Laney, NORD, Rare Impact Award, Ruth O'Keefe, ThinkGenetic

Protected: UK-Based PolyPeople Joins ThinkGenetic in Raising Awareness of Rare Cancers

March 28, 2016 Ruth O'Keefe Leave a Comment

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Filed Under: Partners Tagged With: advocacy partnership, Familial adenomatous polyposis, FAP, PolyPeople, rare cancer, support group, ThinkGenetic

ThinkGenetic Accepted into 5th Annual M2D2 100K Challenge

February 19, 2016 thinkgenetic

ThinkGenetic, Inc., has been accepted to present at the second round of The University of Massachusetts’ Medical Device Development Center (M2D2),  5th Annual M2D2 100K Challenge on Wednesday, March 23,… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Events Tagged With: BD, Boston Scientific, M2D2, Mintz Levin, MPR Product Development, Omni Components, R&O, UMass

Ready for Life Science Fast Track 2016 by The Capital Network?

February 19, 2016 thinkgenetic

Co-Founders Dave Jacob and Len Barker will be attending the Life Sciences Fast Track 2016 on Thursday, February 25, 2016 from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at the Nutter McClennen &… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Events Tagged With: Dave Jacob, Len Barker, Life Science Fast Track

Video: Why ThinkGenetic is the Best New Innovation in Pediatric Healthcare

February 15, 2016 thinkgenetic

ThinkGenetic is a labor of love between ThinkGenetic, Inc., Emory University’s Department of Human Genetics and IBM. Supported by International Advocacy groups like The Legacy of Angels, NORD and Genetic… CONTINUE

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Dave Jacob, Dawn Laney, Department of Genetics, Emory School of Medicine, Emory University, Genetic Alliance, genetic disease, IBM, IBM Watson, Impact Pediatric pitch competition, Legacy of Angels, Rare Disease, rare genetic alliance, SXSW Interactive, ThinkGenetic

ThinkGenetic to Exhibit with Emory Genetics Laboratory at WORLDSymposium™

February 10, 2016 Ruth O'Keefe

ThinkGenetic, Inc., is proud to be exhibiting alongside Emory Genetics Laboratory at the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego the week of February 29 – March 4, 2016 to demonstrate the beta of ThinkGenetic. This… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Events, News Tagged With: Dave Jacob, Dawn Laney, Emory Genetics Laboratory, Ruth O'Keefe, ThinkGenetic, WORLDSymposium

ThinkGenetic Accepted to Participate in Boston’s M2D2 “Barracuda Bowl”

January 10, 2016 thinkgenetic

ThinkGenetic, Inc., is excited to announce it has been selected to pitch at the upcoming M2D2 “Barracuda Bowl” on January 27, 2016 at Mintz Levin in Boston,MA. The “Barracuda Bowl” is a… CONTINUE

Filed Under: Events, News

Boston Globe Article: “Wrong or late diagnosis likely to affect most Americans”

September 23, 2015 Ruth O'Keefe 2 Comments

In the article “Wrong or late diagnosis likely to affect most Americans” from September 23rd, Lena H. Sun touches on some key information uncovered in an report from the Institute of… CONTINUE

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Boston Globe, Brookings Institution’s Center for Health Policy, diagnosis, diagnostic error, health care error, Institute of Medicine, Lena H. Sun, National Academy of Sciences, National Quality Forum, To Err is Human

IBM and ThinkGenetic Sign Commercial Agreement to Use Watson

May 1, 2015 thinkgenetic

After a rigorous review of the ThinkGenetic business plan, IBM signed a commercial agreement allowing the use of Watson in the ThinkGenetic product. Using expertise in information science, library science… CONTINUE

Filed Under: News, Partners Tagged With: Dave Jacob, IBM, IBM Watson, Len Barker, Watson Health

A Historic Partnership: ThinkGenetic and Emory University School of Medicine

February 1, 2015 thinkgenetic

ThinkGenetic was created by a consortium of organizations driven by the desire to improve the lives of those living with a genetic disease. Our story begins with ThinkGenetic, Inc. co-founder, Dave… CONTINUE

Filed Under: News, Partners, Updates

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