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Fact Sheets

 

Microarray Information

Microarray tests are increasingly being used in the clinical genetics setting. For information about what they are, and things to consider view our Microarray Fact Sheet

 

GSNV Service Directory

Our Service Directory contains a range of useful contact details that may help in accessing services and resources.

 

Genetics Glossary

For a use of common genetics terms and their meanings, see the NHMRC Genetics Glossary.

 

Genetics in Family Medicine

Patient and Family Fact Sheets  are available on a range of different genetic conditions, terms, tests and treatments.

 

Centre for Genetic Education

The Centre for Genetic Education have an extensive range of fact sheets on a number of different genetic conditions, as well as easy to understand information about general genetics and different treatments or tests available.

 

 

Disclaimer:

The resources which are listed here and those resources developed elsewhere which are distributed by GSNV are intended for educational purposes only. It is not intended to serve as medical advice. These resources are not designed for diagnostic or treatment purposes. GSNV is a not for profit service which aims to bring the agencies and services involved in the area of genetics to the attention of potential clients and the community.

Client referrals to a Genetics Services, Genetics Support Groups and Community Service Agencies are based on current listings of availability of those services. GSNV assumes no responsibility about the type, amount, quality of assistance, support or service provided by other agencies. The enclosed information is in no way to be seen or taken to be a substitute for individual advice concerning diagnosis or treatment from an appropriately skilled health care provider. Individuals requiring diagnosis, risk assessment, treatment, or who have specific questions are urged to contact their local genetics service or health care provider. Alternatively contact GSNV on (03) 8341 6315 for appropriate referrals.