Have you ever wondered why treatments for each person are not the same? Some people take the same medication but get different results? That's because each person's body is different. The new technologies called "Genomics" and "Precision Medicine" will help solve the mystery and adjust treatments to be more tailored to each individual.
What is Genomics? Simply put, it is the study of human genetics, which is like reading the instruction manual of our body. When we know what our body is made of, we can predict and prevent diseases more accurately. Additionally, genetic information can be used to develop personalized drug treatments for each individual.
What is Precision Medicine? It is using genetic information to personalize healthcare for each individual by adjusting treatments to suit the genetic characteristics of each person. This makes disease treatment more effective, reduces side effects, and helps patients have a better quality of life.
Why are Genomics and Precision Medicine important?
More accurate disease diagnosis: Helps doctors diagnose diseases faster and more accurately, especially those caused by genetics
Targeted treatment: Increases treatment effectiveness and reduces side effects
Disease prevention: Can predict the risk of developing various diseases
Development of new drugs: Genetic information will help scientists develop new drugs that are more effective
Examples of applying Genomics:
Cancer screening: Genetic testing can help identify cancer types and select appropriate treatments for each individual
Treatment of genetic diseases: Genetic testing can help diagnose and treat various genetic diseases such as thalassemia
Development of new drugs: Analyzing genetic data can help discover new targets for drug development
Genomics and Precision Medicine are technologies to watch and have the potential to revolutionize the medical field in the future. Applying these technologies will make disease treatment more effective.
For more information: Hfocus News, delving into health, by the Thai Health Promotion Foundation
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