Evidenced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are more people in Australia living with a genetic, undiagnosed and rare disease than with diabetes or cancer. Each member of this community has a right to the highest attainable standard to physical and mental...
InGeNA has grown this year to 18 companies, united in a collaborative network as a single industry voice for genomics. As the network reflects on a busy year to establish groundwork in the genomics space and build our engagement and reach, we are also looking ahead to...
The MRFF Genomics Health Futures Mission Roadmap and Implementation Plan are now available. The 2021 Genomics Health Future Mission grant opportunity is also now open with $56 million offered for grant submissions over two years. Learn more about the six grant streams...
InGeNA will be making a submission into the review of the National Medicines Policy which opened on 30 October. The process is a high-level review aimed at identifying any gaps in the NMP’s objectives, partnership approach and accountabilities. The Discussion Paper is...
Australian Genomics is running a two-day virtual event on 16-17 September called ‘Health Genomics and Technology Summit’. The event looks at advances in technology in the field of genomics research and clinical application. Learn about enabling...
