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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2025 · 20 MIN

Episode 1: Genetic Counselling and Religion Podcast Series - Orthodox Judaism

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The CGA-IGC Education is pleased to present the first episode of a three-part series focused on Genetic Counselling and Religion. This series offers a unique opportunity to understand how different faith communities view genetic counseling, and how you can work more effectively with patients and families from these backgrounds.  These insights are designed to support your daily practice, helping you provide more culturally aware, patient-centered care. The first episode is hosted by Josie Baker MS, CGC, and features Natalie Richeimer MS, CGC, a Genetic Counselor and Education and Outreach Manager at JScreen. They discuss cultural and religious considerations, the role of Halakha (Jewish law) and rabbinic guidance in medical decisions, and concerns around genetic testing, including its impact on marriage prospects. The episode offers practical insights for providers delivering culturally respectful, life-saving care.

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