Search results for "Practical Genomics"
Even rare inherited cancer syndromes lurk in your practice
Pop quiz: How many health care rating schemes are out there?.
May 2008
Personalized medicine with a genomic twist
Personalized medicine with a genomic twist.
January 2008
Fleshing out the debate over meat from cloned animals
Warnings, recalls, label changes, and approvals.
March 2008
Target unique genetic diseases through common pathways
https://acpinternist.org/archives/2008/09/genomics.htm. Marfan syndrome may benefit from angiotension receptor blockers, just one example of how genetic diseases can be cured by available drugs instead of ... Join Dr. Feero on ACP Internist's blog
September 2008
Tumors' shared pathways may hold key to cancer cures
https://acpinternist.org/archives/2009/03/genomics.htm. The tremendous diversity of genetic alterations in cancer samples leads a governmental senior advisor to look for shared pathways among all tumors for
March 2009
Simple family history acts as a genetic test for skin cancer
https://acpinternist.org/archives/2008/11/genomics.htm. Melanoma rate shave been rising, and while genetic tests are available for high-risk patients, a family history is a better way to
November 2008
Carrier screening makes risk-benefit analysis more complex
Donna Sweet, MACP.
June 2008
Unraveling autism's many causes, spread across the genome
https://acpinternist.org/archives/2009/04/genomics.htm. Despite the 90% heritability of autism, suggesting a very strong genetic component to its etiology, zeroing in on the genetic underpinnings of this
April 2009
Genomics impacts everyday practices in unexpected ways
There is ongoing debate whether genomics will revolutionize medicine or if it's simply a pipe dream. ... Those in primary care who have questioned whether genomics is having much of an effect should take notice of this case.
July 2009
Genes have influence over whether you smoke, quit or die
Genomics can provide small victories that will make a difference in many lives. ... We are just scratching the surface of the intersection of smoking, health and genomics.
October 2008