The Disease Prevention, Detection and Treatment covers topics such as:
- Detection
- Biomarkers in disease detection
- Biobanking
- Molecular insight into chronic disease
- Molecular PRS (polygenic risk scoring)
- Screening policies including genetic germline screening in different phases of life
- Medical Genetics
- Genetics of rare diseases
- Cancer genetics
- Longevity genetics
- Cardiovascular and other chronic disease genetics
- Implementation of genetics in clinical practice
- Pharmacogenetics
- Therapeutics
- Transitioning from a "one size fits all" therapeutics model to a model that is individualized based upon actionable molecular events detected in tissue and/or circulating space - the implementation of proven biological drivers and their molecular-driven treatments
The Disease Prevention, Detection and Treatment intended for:
- Geneticists
- Translational biologists
- Bioinformaticians
- Genetic counsellors
- Clinicians of all medical fields with emphasis on cancer sciences
- Statisticians
