Overview
Genomics in public health is a rapidly evolving field that integrates genetic information into public health practices. It enhances our understanding of how genetic factors contribute to health outcomes, enabling more effective disease prevention and management strategies. By leveraging genomic data...
Key Terms
Example: Genomics helps in understanding genetic diseases.
Example: Epidemiology tracks disease outbreaks.
Example: Personalized medicine uses genetic information for treatment.
Example: Disease surveillance helps in early detection of outbreaks.
Example: Public health policy can include vaccination programs.
Example: Genetic testing can determine predisposition to certain diseases.
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Key Concepts
Genetic EpidemiologyPersonalized MedicineDisease SurveillancePublic Health Policy