Anna C. F. Lewis

The paper explores professional perspectives on the value and feasibility of lifelong genomic medicine through interviews with 52 US-based professionals.

This study explores health care professionals' views on the timing of returning genomic newborn screening results, finding parental choice is most endorsed but requires support for disclosure to children.

The paper estimates penetrance of disease variants in genes prioritized for genomic newborn screening using adult biobank data, finding higher penetrance than ICD codes suggest.

The paper introduces a network-based method to analyze human genetic variation beyond continental groups, revealing complex relationships and challenging traditional clustering approaches.