A new report commissioned by ASHG examines how human genetics and genomics is growing the U.S. economy and becoming increasingly integrated in healthcare and society. The new report, titled “The Economic Impact and Functional Applications of Human Genetics and Genomics,” indicates that the human genetics and genomics sector contributes $265 billion to the U.S. economy annually.
Message from Lynn Jorde, PhD, GPAC Chair
- Clip: The economic impact numbers of human genetics and genomics in the U.S.
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- Clip: The impact of integrating genetics and genomics in clinical practice and health care
Lynn Jorde, PhD, Op-Ed: The human and economic value of studying our genes — Salt Lake Tribune
Webinar: A Report on the Economic Impact of Human Genetics & Genomics
Action Alert: Inform your Members of Congress about the Value of Human Genetics & Genomics
Guide: Using the report for science advocacy
Lynn Jorde, PhD Discusses Key Takeaways of Economic Impact Report