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Genomics and genetics: the same?

Genomic healthcare uses many pieces of genetic information to refine diagnoses, individualise treatment, predict drug effects, track epidemics, and develop new therapies.

Genetics is now often used when changes to just one pair of genes or chromosomes results in a condition, some of which may be strongly inherited.

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