Medical genomics is the study and use of all genes in a person's DNA to prevent, find, and treat health problems. It helps doctors choose the best care for your body type, which is also called genomic medicine or precision medicine.
Key Uses in Healthcare
- Finding Diseases: Spotting gene changes that cause rare sicknesses or child disorders.
- Cancer Care: Testing tumor DNA to find the right targeted therapy.
- Personalized Medicine: Predicting how a patient might react to specific drugs.
