Genomic medicine is moving rapidly from specialist services into routine clinical care. New opportunities to diagnose disease, guide treatment, predict risk and deliver more personalised healthcare are on the horizon, and the challenge now sits in making use of this in a cost-efficient, equitable way.
But translating genomic advances into better patient outcomes requires more than sequencing and analysis. It means building the infrastructure, workforce, clinical pathways, evidence and data systems needed to integrate genomics into healthcare.
The Festival brings together genomic medicine leaders, clinicians, clinical scientists, researchers, health data experts and technology providers working to make this happen.
Across two days, explore the next chapter of genomic medicine, including national strategies shaping genomic healthcare across the UK, practical challenges of mainstreaming genomics, interpreting variants and integrating genomic information into clinical decision-making.
Discover how genomics is transforming cancer care and rare disease diagnosis, how pharmacogenomics is being implemented at national scale, and how AI, population genomics and new data infrastructures could reshape prevention and precision medicine.