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Sawona Biswas, MS

Neurogenetics • Genetic Counselor
Genetics & Preventive Genomics Mission Bay
415-476-2757
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Sawona Biswas, MS

Neurogenetics • Genetic Counselor
Genetics & Preventive Genomics Mission Bay
415-476-2757

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About me

Sawona Biswas is a genetic counselor and researcher who cares for adults with concerns about genetic disorders. She evaluates patients for genetic conditions and provides counseling, including genetic testing guidance.

Biswas is interested in developing genetic sequencing tests, such as exome and genome sequencing, and conducting population-based genomic studies focused on best ways to interpret and deliver complex genetic information. She is also interested in finding ways to better integrate data from genetic tests into patient care in the clinic and how to personalize this care for better outcomes.

Biswas earned her master's degree in genetic counseling at California State University, Northridge.

Education & training

Board certification

  • Certified Genetic Counselor, American Board of Genetic Counseling

Degree

  • MS, California State University at Northridge

My expertise

Locations

    My focus is on making genetic services more accessible, building bridges to fill knowledge gaps and using the power of genetics to inform care.

    My work

    Helping patients with puzzling neurological symptoms

    Learn how Sawona Biswas is using genetics to find answers for patients' mystery conditions.
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