Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Precision Medicine; Ethical, Social and Evangel Sarwar Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Relevance of PM in Infectious and Non-communicable Chronic Diseases and Pandemics, of people each year globally. Despite all these advantages, it will be difficult to navigate through the challenges and the ethical and social issues that are anticipated to arise for the clinical practice, public health, and policy making in the era of PM. This chapter looks at the importance of P

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Education and Competency Rich in Genomics and Ethics Is a Necessity for Healthcare Professionals ines, it has been identified that there is a need for health provider education and competency rich in genomics and ethics. Lack of PCP’s knowledge in ordering genomic tests has been an indicator in lack of PCP’s confidence in ordering genomic tests for patients. The purpose of this chapter is to look

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Concluding Thoughts,Christensen (2016) point out, PM would be ideal for diseases such as cancer since some of the best-in-class drugs are reported to be ineffective in 20–30% of all cases, and a five-year survival rate for most metastasized cases are less than 10% – therefore, cancer could significantly benefit from th

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Meeting Children Where They ArePM initiative. Although, PM is held at a high esteem as the innovative technology in healthcare, it has been argued that implementing PM into routine clinical setting will need to address considerable challenges that include addressing ethical issues and making sure PM research and technology is equ

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Michael McCahill MA,Clive Norrismunities leading to inequities in access to much needed targeted therapies for communicable and noncommunicable diseases pertaining to the needs of developing and resource-poor countries, thereby increasing health disparities. This chapter looks at clinical significance of PGx for both developed and

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The Missing Mass Mystery Unfolds, of people each year globally. Despite all these advantages, it will be difficult to navigate through the challenges and the ethical and social issues that are anticipated to arise for the clinical practice, public health, and policy making in the era of PM. This chapter looks at the importance of P

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Invisible Work, Invisible Workersocial concerns, such as the fear of raising the 10/90 gap between developed and developing countries due to PM. With the goal of looking at PM in public health and global health genomics, this chapter will focus on the relevance of PM in the developed and developing countries, while discussing the a