Genomic Medicine: The Future of Personalized Healthcare
Keywords:
genomic medicine, personalized healthcare, genomic data, genetic disorders, ethical implicationsAbstract
This article delves into the emerging field of genomic medicine and its potential to revolutionize personalized healthcare. By exploring the integration of genomic data into clinical practice, the study highlights advancements in diagnosing and treating genetic disorders. The paper also evaluates ethical and societal implications of widespread genomic use.
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