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16th Annual Information DayFor those living with BRCA1/2/unknown gene faults,their families and support people -
Providing peer support and informationin the form of seminars, counselling, networking and moreConnecting with others in the same boat -
Connecting with othersthrough GA's Contact Register of over 1500 rare genetic conditionsView our A-Z list of genetic conditions -
Patient Charter on Genome SequencingContact us if you'd like more infoon the progress of our report
About us
Genetic Alliance Australia, formerly Association of Genetic Support of Australasia (AGSA), a tax-deductible registered charity, was formed in 1988 to provide peer support and information for individuals and families affected by a rare genetic condition/rare disease.
GA Australia is proud to announce we now have QIP (Quality Innovation Performance) Accreditation in accordance with the requirements of the NSW Disability Services Standards.
Latest News
RESEARCH | Parenting a child with a rare disease: parent mental health and well-being
NEW STUDY: Researchers at Deakin University are interested in understanding your experience of parenting a child with a rare disease... Details
NEWS | Australia's first Whole-Genome testing service to be launched today
The Garvan Institute of Medical Research’s Kinghorn Centre for Clinical Genomics will launch Australia’s first clinical whole-genome sequencing service at an event today in Sydney. This new service could triple the diagnosis rates for Australians living with rare and genetic conditions... Details
NEWS | Breast cancer battle: Australian breakthrough offers new hope
Promising Australian research published in Nature Medicine today has found an existing drug may prevent breast cancer in the estimated one in 400 women carrying the faulty BRCA1 gene.... Details
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