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The WHO genomics program of work for equitable implementation of human genomics for global health

Medicine and Health

The WHO genomics program of work for equitable implementation of human genomics for global health

E. Ambrosino, A. N. A. Tayoun, et al.

Explore the World Health Organization's groundbreaking genomics program designed to ensure equitable access to genomic technologies worldwide. This initiative addresses disparities in low- and middle-income countries and focuses on promoting diverse representation in genomic studies. Guided by the WHO Technical Advisory Group on Genomics, this program aims to enhance global health and combat health inequalities, driven by the expertise of leading authors.

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