Human Genomics and Genomic Medicine

Genomic Medicine

Genomic Medicine, also known as Medicine genomics or personalized medicine, refers to the use of genomic information to guide medical decisions, treatments, and healthcare practices.  It involves genomic testing, disease risk assessment, pharmacogenomics, precision treatment, cancer genomics, and ethical considerations. This approach enables personalized, targeted, and more effective approaches to disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Overall, genomic medicine holds immense promise for advancing healthcare by enabling personalized, targeted, and more effective approaches to disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

• Genomic testing
• Disease risk assessment
• Pharmacogenomics
• Precision treatment and therapy
• Cancer genomics
• Ethical and regulatory considerations