Presented by the NSGC International SIG

Presented by the NSGC Pediatrics and Clinical Genetics SIG

This webinar will explore genetic counseling practices across Latin America through the experiences of two US-trained genetic counselors currently practicing abroad. Speakers will highlight key differences in healthcare systems, access to genetic testing, and clinical workflows, with a focus on challenges and barriers faced by patients outside the United States.

This all-inclusive package offers access to the full set of 24 webinars from NSGC’s 2026 Webinar Series, complete with CEUs. Please note that webinars will be added to this package as they are released.

This webinar will provide an extensive review of hereditary cancer syndromes that confer risk for gastric cancer and other gastric neoplasia.

In this webinar, viewers will explore common clinical scenarios that result from CFTR screening and testing modalities and offer strategies to promote a nuanced approach to genetic counseling about CFTR variants in the context of conflicting classifications.

Inherited cardiomyopathies are common conditions with estimated prevalence of 1 in 250. Inherited Arrhythmia conditions are rare with estimated prevalence of ~ 1 in 1000. Inclusion of these conditions in the ACMG secondary findings (SF) list was intended to identify individuals at increased risk that could benefit from early detection and treatment.

This webinar will begin with background information on preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidies (PGT-A) and mosaicism, including differences in lab reporting, historical viewpoints about mosaicism and transfer policies (and how that has evolved over time), and a quick summary of current literature on outcomes.

In this interactive session, expert genetic counselors will walk through challenging cases that highlight evolving genetic knowledge, nuanced risk assessment, and the counseling strategies needed to support patients facing difficult decisions.

Renal genetics is an emerging and rapidly evolving area of both genetics and nephrology practice, with relatively few specialists and growing demand for expertise. This webinar will provide a brief overview of nephrogenetics and highlight how genetic counselors are contributing to care delivery in this expanding specialty.