Lecture

Genomic Medicine: Ethics and Applications

Description

This lecture introduces the concepts of genomic medicine, focusing on the ethical implications and practical applications. It covers topics such as genetic determinism, the human genome, personalized medicine, genetic anomalies, and the role of genetics in precision medicine. The lecture also discusses genetic regulation, epigenomes, and the challenges of integrating genomics into healthcare. Furthermore, it explores the impact of genetic testing, pharmacogenetics, and the future of personalized medicine. The ethical, legal, and social issues surrounding genomic medicine are also addressed, emphasizing the importance of responsible research practices and societal implications.

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