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GENOME WORLD�

Updated: 02 September 2005

Banning Genetic Discrimination
Three Editorials on Gene Therapy--Australian Medical Journal--02 May 05
Transcription Regulation and Human Diseases pdf
Gene Therapy In Clinical Medicine
Genetics,Race,Ethnicity & Health
Genetic Counselors:Translating Genomic Science into Clinical Practice
GPR54 Gene as a Regulator of Puberty
Welcome to the Genomic Era
Targeted Genetic Repair
Gene Predictors
A New Era for Gene Therapy?
Genomic Medicine-Colorectal Cancer
Genetics & Health Costs-Some Actuarial Models-Abstract
In Search of Genetic Precision - Lancet
Genotype,Phenotype....in Cardiomyopathies - JCI
Gene Chips Inch Toward the Clinic-JAMA

While some scientists squabble over the new genome discoveries (and look for ways of making more money) we thought we will concentrate on the future impact of those findings on the wider public. Genome World™ intends to explore the modern genetic discoveries and their future implications on our day-to-day life, in a simple, but systematic manner. Following the roots of Medical-Journals.com,we aim to link all online information covering genetic developments in a methodical and easy-to-access style. Jargon busting and simplicity will be in the forefront at all times. Where necessary, Genome World™ will provide its own, unbiased, and frank opinion on appropriate matters.

Future impact of genome discoveries will not only be on disease-prevention, diagnosis and treatment, but will also extend to some areas of the law, insurance and biotechnology industries. Indeed,costs implications (like in many other areas of medicine) will eventually decide the level of gene-benefits to the human race. However, in an uncertain world--the speed of  change and start of real benefits to the wider public--will remain a matter of speculation for some time to come. Already, 'genetic testing' by some insurance companies, has provoked a considerable public debate. Such sensitive issues will create some important ethical and legal dilemmas as we move on. We cannot forget the DNA's established involvement in crime prevention & detection: will the future developments have a greater impact on areas like crime detection, and if so, how long will it be, before we notice any appreciable change?.

Hope the above will give a flavour of things to come, and Genome World™ is looking forward to delivering that to you. However, as we still are in our early infant days, please give us some time to grow. We hope it will not be too long before we match upto our own, Medical-Journals.com. In the meantime, please follow the links below. Thank you for your patience.

New Gene Test May Provide Early Signs of Colon Cancer(Jan.2002)

Genetics and Preventive Medicine:A Time for Inquiry-MS JAMA(Oct.2001)

The Genetics of Sudden Death-MS JAMA(Oct.2001)

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