A major comprehensive and classified resource of the current state of genomics in developing countries. Around 300 contributors from over 50 countries have written 123 chapters covering diverse areas from population strucutres, socio-cultural variation, genetic epidemiology, spectrum of inherited disorders, genetic counselling and ethical/social/legal aspects. The biotechnology and economic aspects of genomic applications are highlighted. See section on ‘Books’.
Genomic applications in Medicine & Health
The Genomic Medicine Foundation (UK) is a registered non-profit corporate organization providing up to date and evidence-based information on all aspects of OMICS and Genomics relevant to the contemporary practice in clinical and preventive medicine and healthcare. The Foundation undertakes a number of professional activities including publishing books & journals, organizing dedicated educational conferences, seminars and symposia on genetics & genomics, advise and consultancy on genomic research projects and providing information to the lay public, press and media. The Foundation shares its objectives and works in partnership with several international genomics and biotechnological organizations for improving the global health and enhancing the socio-economic progress in many developing and less developed nations.