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What is the Role of Genomic Medicine in Pediatrics?

Genomic medicine offers personalized healthcare by understanding the genetic makeup of individuals. In Pediatrics, this is particularly important for diagnosing and treating genetic disorders. Researchers are exploring how genetic screening can identify at-risk infants early on, allowing for timely interventions.

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