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General

Cancer Related

Research

General

Centre for Genetics Education (NSW)

Gene Tests / Gene Clinics (USA)

Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (Victoria)

Genetic Support Council of WA

Human Genetic Society of Australasia

Public Health Genetics (UK)

Perinatology - Including Drugs in Pregnancy (USA)

NCBI Genes and Diseases (USA)

Nuffield Council Bioethics (UK)

The National Human Genome Research Institute (USA)

OMIM (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man)

Cancer related

• Genetic Science Learning Centre
  Visual presentations of genetic concepts. Provides a perspective on how genetics affects people and society.
• Life Insurance Factsheets
  Life Insurance and Genetic Testing in Australia from the Investment and Financial Services Association.
• BreastScreen WA
  Information about the free screening service for eligible women in WA. Also provides educational information about mammograms and breast care.
• Cancer Foundation of WA
  Information about services such as cancer information and support, detection and prevention of cancer, current projects, the Cancer Helpline and Crawford Lodge.
• iSource National Breast Cancer Centre
  One-stop site for information about breast cancer in Australia. Includes information on risk factors, statistics, support, and consumer issues.
• kConFab
  Kathleen Cunningham Foundation Consortium for research into Familial Breast cancer. Includes aims, member list, newsletter and research updates.
• CanTeen
  The Australian Organisation for Young People Living with Cancer (aged 12-24). Includes patients, siblings, bereaved siblings and offspring. Provides information about the organisation, details of support groups, donations, volunteers and the National Bandanna Day annual awareness and fundraising event.

Research

• The Human Genome Project
  Provides comprehensive information about all aspects of the human genome. Also covers educational resources, policy and ethical issues and research.
• The Human Genome Fact Sheet
  Outlines the goals, objectives and development of the Human Genome Project.