Ambry Genetics to Host Free Webinar on Autism and Genetics
September 6, 2012
By Autism Society
Recent studies have revealed new insight into the possible connections between genetics and autism. New advances in genetic testing are leading to even more questions. With that in mind, Ambry Genetics wants to empower families by providing updates on current research, medical advancements and review of recent literature. To help answer the basic questions so many parents face: how, why and what can be done now? Join Julie Neidich, M.D. and Medical Director at Ambry Genetics and previous faculty member at Stanford University with over 20 years of clinical experience for an educational webinar on September 12, 2012 at 10:00 am PDT. Click here to learn more.
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