Each service is described with a clear scope and next step. Consultation, laboratory testing, research and referral are kept distinct.
Genetic counselling can help individuals and families understand genetic conditions, family history, inheritance patterns and the implications of genetic information. Depending on the service, a consultation may involve reviewing relevant history, discussing existing results and explaining possible next steps.
Genetic reports can contain complex terminology and findings that require careful explanation. Where available, consultation may focus on reported findings, limitations and questions to discuss with the appropriate healthcare professional.
Family history may help identify situations in which an inherited condition or hereditary risk deserves further assessment. The process may consider available family history and whether further evaluation or referral is appropriate.
Explore scientific publications and research interests related to genetics and molecular biology. Researchers, clinicians and institutions may enquire about potential academic collaboration.
Enquire about collaboration →A service becomes bookable only after Professor Houshmand confirms it is offered. Consultation, laboratory testing, research and referral are distinct.
Understanding genetic information can be an important step in making informed decisions. Explore the available services, learn about the consultation process and choose the next step that best suits your needs.
A request is not a confirmed appointment. Appointments are subject to availability and confirmation.