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(Abstracted from Genet Med 2022;24:1130–1138) As increased accessibility to genetic testing contributes to finding more individuals with genetic predispositions to a specific conditions or diseases, National Institutes of Health–sponsored networks grow in importance when considering the identification and subsequent management of these conditions. The American College of Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) designated 59 genes (this is now higher with subsequent versions of the guideline) as highly actionable owing to availability of effective medical management guidelines for individuals with detected disease-causing variants in one of these genes.

Recent decreases in psychophysiological recording method cost have enabled researchers to more easily supplement questionnaire and performance based indices of cognitive constructs like workload and situation awareness. The current paper describes the results of an experiment to compare single- and dual-view task interfaces for simulated unmanned vehicle navigation and object manipulation. Testing ten ROTC students in a within-condition experiment, researchers found that task completion time and eye gaze data revealed general learning trends and preferences for the dual-view condition. The results align with prior documentations of dual-view advantages and provide useful estimates of simulator learning speed.