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Genomic Healthcare

What is Genomic Healthcare?

Who are Genomic Healthcare Providers?

Who are Genomic Healthcare Providers?

Genetic and genomic healthcare involves counseling and testing for health conditions related to genes and heredity. Genetics involves single genes, while genomics relates to all of the genes a person has.

Who are Genomic Healthcare Providers?

Who are Genomic Healthcare Providers?

Who are Genomic Healthcare Providers?

MD Geneticists and Genetic Counselors, as well as Nurses and Physicians' Associates who specialize in genetics and genomics.

Why is Genomic Healthcare Important?

Who may benefit from Genomic Healthcare?

Who may benefit from Genomic Healthcare?

Common and serious health conditions like cancer and heart disease can sometimes be traced back to genetic causes. Other genetic conditions may affect infants and children. Knowing the cause of such conditions can lead to improved treatment and even save lives.

Who may benefit from Genomic Healthcare?

Who may benefit from Genomic Healthcare?

Who may benefit from Genomic Healthcare?

People with a genetic condition may receive specialized and important care. People with an unknown condition may find a diagnosis and receive treatment through genetic testing. The lives of patients and their family members may be saved by genetic testing.

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