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Bio-medicine, biotechnology and ethics

Did we loose the war against cancer?  a recent Neewsweek  analysis

hereditary susceptibility, genetic disposition: relevance of SNPs for testing; a critical meta- analysisjanssens_snp_relevance.pdf

Stem cells without a need  for embryos, the way out?

genetic SNP testing: out of the bottle? points of views from CDC officials 

Pharmacogenetic, state of the art 

hormones and cancer: an endless dispute?

Genetic testing and EuroGenTest;  review from JJ Cassiman

Hereditary or genetic testing ? A discussion by R. Zimmern

The European Biobanks starts

Bio-medicine, biotechnology and ethics

Progress in Molecular Biology and Genomics has signifcantly increased the understanding of nature and its principles: Results from the analysis of the human genome show that many diseases and characteristics of individuals are influenced by inherited genes. But we need a much better understanding of how the environment interacts with the genetic dispositions to evaluate the balance between nature and nurture.


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The WHO report on genomics and world health describes biotechnological advances, biomedical needs, the way to a more personalised medicine but also social conflicts, inequity, and patenting problems

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WHO ethic and health, activities and calender:

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Organisation of the OECD conference on genetic testing in Vienna has enabled activities in fields of principles for genetic testing, pharmoaco-genetics and biobanks

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Biobanks will change our understanding of life:          

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Stem cells will alter ways of medical treatment, however, the best and possible sources for these cells are under heavy discussion :



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Pharmacogenetic, Pharmacogenomic:

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Where Pharmaceutical Industry will go

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