There's so much marketing for genetic testing, but does it really help clinical care? Listen to our interview with Dr. Aaron Besterman about how genetic tests work, and what can be reliably taken away from them.
Zoe Kernohan-Neely and I made these 2-3 min videos for Early Years The Organisation for Young Children in Northern Ireland to offer support for adults during this time of the pandemic: managing stress, structuring the day, wearing masks, etc.
Adults in the Lives of Children
In these videos, we expand on the ideas that were in my Video for NFAR in March, but in small bite-sized pieces so that they are more accessible for very busy parents. We plan to keep adding to the series so do stay tuned!
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