Join storyteller and historian Rissa Miller to explore the shadowy side of York. The tour will be offered three dates in October.
WellSpan Health and Helix launched its newest Gene Health Project and are encouraging Pennsylvanians to be part of genomic research.The goal of the project is to provide accurate information about a person’s genetics that could impact their health.
The project is available for anyone over eighteen years old and is non-invasive. Volunteers will have to provide their full name and date of birth. Helix also requires participants to complete an eligibility criteria and consent form. More than 1,000 samples have been collected. According to Dr. Kann, some of the results are already being used to help treat patients.
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