topic:"Genetics, Medical" found 4 records

Table of Contents:; Section 1 Putting cancer genetics into context -- Section 2 Cancer genetics: the basics -- Section 3 Genetics of specific cancers -- Section 4 Cancer risk assessment and communicating risk -- Section 5 Early detection of hereditary cancer -- Section 6 Reducing the risk of cancer…

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Editor: Jacobs, Chris; Patricia Webb; Robinson, Lorraine

Place of Publication: Oxford

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Publication Date: 2014

Series: EBSCOhost eBook

Subjects: Neoplasms - genetics; Genetics, Medical; Genetic Counseling

Abstract: Table of Contents:; Section 1 Putting cancer genetics into context -- Section 2 Cancer genetics: the basics -- Section 3 Genetics of specific cancers -- Section 4 Cancer risk assessment and communicating risk -- Section 5 Early detection of hereditary cancer -- Section 6 Reducing the risk of cancer -- Section 7 Managing hereditary cancer -- Section 8 Genetic counselling and supporting individuals with a family history of cancer -- Section 9 Managing cancer family history in primary, secondary and palliative care.

ISBN: 9780199672844; 9780191653490; 9780191653483

Language: English

Material Type: Ebook

Audience: Professional

Location: Internet

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Genomic and precision medicine : foundations, translation and implementation

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[Amsterdam]: Elsevier Health Sciences , 2017. 3rd ed.

Audience: Professional

Table of Contents:; The Human Genome: Foundation for Genomic and Precision Medicine -- The Functional Genome: Epigenetics and Epigenomics -- The State of Whole-Genome Sequencing -- The Human Microbiome -- Quantitative Proteomics for Clinical Translation -- From Data to Knowledge: An Introduction to…

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Alternate Title: Genomic and personalized medicine

Editor: Ginsburg, Geoffrey S.; Willard, Huntington F.

Edition: 3rd ed.

Place of Publication: [Amsterdam]

Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences

Publication Date: 2017

Series: R2 Library

Subjects: Genetics, Medical - methods; Proteomics - methods; Precision Medicine - methods

Abstract: Table of Contents:; The Human Genome: Foundation for Genomic and Precision Medicine -- The Functional Genome: Epigenetics and Epigenomics -- The State of Whole-Genome Sequencing -- The Human Microbiome -- Quantitative Proteomics for Clinical Translation -- From Data to Knowledge: An Introduction to Biomedical Informatics -- Local and Global Challenges in the Clinical Implementation of Precision Medicine -- From Biobanking to Precision Medicine: The Estonian Experience -- Electronic Health Records and Genomic Medicine -- Data Sharing and Privacy -- Designing Genetic- and Genomic Based Clinical Trials -- Developing the Evidence to Support Clinical Use of Genomics -- Family Health History and Health Risk Assessment in Health Care -- Genetics Aware Clinical Decision Support -- Implementation Science and Integration into Healthcare Systems -- Pharmacogenetics and Pharmacogenomics -- Clinical Genomic Testing -- Molecular Genetic Testing and the Future of Clinical Genomics -- Bridging Genomics to Medicine: Ethical, Policy, and Social Considerations -- Educational Issues and Strategies for Genomic Medicine: For the Public and for Providers -- Regulation of Genomic Technologies -- Developing the Value Proposition for Personalized Medicine -- Technology Assessment and the Road to Reimbursement of Genomic Based Diagnostics -- Legal Issues in Genomic and Precision Medicine: Intellectual Property and Beyond.

ISBN: 0128006811; 9780128006818; 9780128006566

Language: English

Material Type: Ebook

Audience: Professional

Location: Internet

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