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A story on PALB2 in the New York Times

18th August 2021

Heidi Marsh tells her story in the NY Times:

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ACMG PALB2 Clinical Guidelines now available

11th May 2021

Bethesda, MD – May 11, 2021| The American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) has released an important new clinical practice resource from a global team of specialists in …

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New Publication from the Interest Group 2019

18th December 2019

A new International Study by the PALB2 Interest Group was published this week, which can be found here A short video by Dr Marc Tischkowitz summarising the Study can be …

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The PALB2 Interest Group – An Update, 2019

13th February 2019

We would like to thank again all the participating families who have contributed their clinical details to the PALB2 study over the years as without your help and support our …

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Comprehensive review article on PALB2 published by JY Masson and colleagues

13th February 2019

Congratulations to JY Masson and colleagues for publishing the most comprehensive review of PALB2 to date. This is an excellent article with gives us an overview of the current state …

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Men – affected by breast cancer and PALB2 mutations

12th February 2018

Recent publication: Whole-exome sequencing and targeted gene sequencing provide insights into the role of PALB2 as a male breast cancer susceptibility gene Most associate breast cancer and women but breast …

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