1. Public Health Genomics
http://www.wales.nhs.uk/sitesplus/888/page/66615
Webpages created by Dr. Jader on Public Health Wales Website dedicated to Public Health Genomics, which is defined as ‘the responsible and effective translation of genome-based knowledge and technology for the benefit of population health’.
2. The Impact of Genomics on Public Health Course 2013
From left to right: Dr. Layla Jader, Consultant in Public Health Genomics and President of the Society for Genomics and Population Health, Public Health Wales; Professor Lindsey Davies, President of the Faculty of Public Health and Professor Julian Sampson, Director of the Wales Gene Park and NISCHR Cancer Genetics
3. The Impact of Genomics on Public Health Course 2014
4. Second Annual Course on the Impact of Genomics on Public Health- Videos
5. Epigentics Symposium Video Highlights 2015
6. Epigenetics Symposium – Developing a new public health strategy shaped by epigenetics, 2015
Epigenetics is the study of heritable changes in gene expression caused by wider environmental factors without altering the underlying DNA sequence but these changes can be reversible. The science findings have been unfolding for decades but its direct relevance to public health has only become apparent in the last few years.
7. The Frequency of Inherited Disorders Database FIDD 2000
8. Layla Jader. Children are the guardians of our genome report 2016.
9. Layla Jader personal View, Presentation of the Evidence of BMJ 2015 paper to Welsh Government