This is a continuation of a Q&A with Lee Cooper, patient advocate with LQTS and a proud father. Because this is Part 2 of Lee’s story, you may want to go back to read Part 1 first. Leslie: You said that you thought it was difficult initially to get information...
As a genetic counselor, I have heard hundreds of patient stories. Now and again, there are some that create quite an impact; so much of an impact that it changes the way you provide information to other patients. Lee Cooper is that person who profoundly changed how I...
Some couples find out that they are carriers of a single gene recessive disorder only after their first pregnancy. Such was the case for Emily and Adam Griffin, who then decided to pursue PGT-M (preimplantation genetic testing for monogenic/single gene disorders) for...