Relevance of Precision Medicine in Public Health Genomics and Global Health Genomics

Sarwar, Evangel

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-28593-6_5

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“…Because of technical and computational advancements, researchers all around the globe now have access to vast data banks including biological and clinical information [33]. Implementing precision medicine in public health settings relies heavily on accurate translation of data into actionable health information [54]. Public health experts today face new challenges as a result of the rise of precision medicine, including the availability of a plethora of multiomics, environmental, and behavioural data at the person level.…”

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“…Public health experts today face new challenges as a result of the rise of precision medicine, including the availability of a plethora of multiomics, environmental, and behavioural data at the person level. This was determined by comparing traditional "public health" treatments directed at broad groups of people with "precision public health" interventions focused at the unique requirements of each individual patient [54].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Advances in Precision Medicine Approaches for Type 2 Diabetes Management: A Comprehensive Review

Milla-Amekor,

Ewusie

2023

AJRIMPS

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Projections indicate that, approximately 700 million people will be living with diabetes by 2050, a figure that has doubled in the previous twenty years. The rising cost of type 2 diabetes care might be reduced and existing treatment gaps could be closed with the help of precision medicine. Taking into consideration each individual unique genetic, environmental, and behavioral characteristic, precision medicine is a new approach to treatment. The primary goal of precision medication is to accurately foresee how a patient will respond to treatment. It may be used as a prophylactic strategy for the whole population because of how broadly it applies. Medication, weight reduction, regular exercise, and a nutritious diet all work together to prevent type 2 diabetes. Optimizing metabolic control is one way in which this kind of diabetes therapy has a probability to reduce death rates and improve standard of life. Inadequate funding for translational health research, incompatible data formats, a lack of system interoperability, a lack of decision-making support systems, and a lack of IT infrastructure support are just some of the obstacles to the widespread utilization of precision medicine technologies in clinical practice. Forecast translation of scientific results into practical applications may be aided by the creation of a worldwide clinical studies group dedicated to raising public understanding and appreciation of the great advantages of precision medicine in treating diabetes.

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Advances in Precision Medicine Approaches for Type 2 Diabetes Management: A Comprehensive Review

Milla-Amekor,

Ewusie

2023

AJRIMPS

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“…The manifestation of mite products in stratum corneum energies hypersensitivity in the host that causes an intense rash and pruritis that leads to social stigma, poor concentration, and disturbed sleep (Engelman et al, 2021). Worldwide scabies affect about 300 million persons annually in all races, social classes, and age groups and the highest incidence is supposed to occur in tropical low-resource environments (Sarwar, 2023). It is related to considerable disease among certain patient groups and is prevalent in several subtropical and tropical communities (Seid et al, 2022).…”

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Insights Into Scabies Prevalence and Risk Factors

NAWAZ,

KHAN,

BIBI

2024

Bull. Biol. All. Sci. Res.

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Scabies is an infectious disease of the skin caused by Sarcoptes scabiei. In the current study, investigation of scabies epidemiology was accompanied by Peshawar and Karak districts to assess the prevalence and main risk factors accountable for the transmission of scabies. A survey was reported on scabies at DHQ Karak and HMC Peshawar from January 2019 to January 2020. Data was collected every month from HMC Peshawar and DHQ Karak. The total reported cases were 571 during study time. The report showed that the frequency of scabies was high during December and January. While lower in August and October. Infestation rates were more in males than females while children and teenagers (1-20 years) were more prone to this condition. The infection was considerably more common in males (51.1%) than females (49.9%), in lower socio-economic levels (52.0%) than the upper (16%) and middle levels (32%), and in those communities living in uncemented houses (70.7%) than living in cemented houses (29.3%). Family size was of no significance. The present result showed that hands and genitalia were affected more as compared to other body parts. About 24% of patients showed scabies infection at more than two sites. During the study general information about scabies was provided to all patients to give them an idea about the severity of infection. Biopsy was also performed but distortion of mite due to itching made it impossible to study its morphology. It is concluded from the present study that scabies infestation is characterized by parasites that cause itching and scratching sensation at night. The findings scabies prevalence is influenced by seasonal variations, demographic factors, socioeconomic status, and housing conditions, and understanding these factors is essential for developing efficient prevention and control strategies to alleviate the scabies burden in affected populations.

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Optimizing longevity: Integrating Smart Nutrition and Digital Technologies for Personalized Anti-aging Healthcare

Armand,

Deji-Oloruntoba,

Bhattacharjee

et al. 2024

2024 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Information and Communication (ICAIIC)

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Relevance of Precision Medicine in Public Health Genomics and Global Health Genomics

Cited by 3 publications

References 62 publications

Advances in Precision Medicine Approaches for Type 2 Diabetes Management: A Comprehensive Review

Advances in Precision Medicine Approaches for Type 2 Diabetes Management: A Comprehensive Review

Insights Into Scabies Prevalence and Risk Factors

Optimizing longevity: Integrating Smart Nutrition and Digital Technologies for Personalized Anti-aging Healthcare

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