Every year on February 4 , the world unites to observe World Cancer Day—a powerful reminder that cancer is not just a medical condition, but a deeply human experience. It affects individuals, families, communities, and entire healthcare systems. For many of us working in genetics and healthcare, this day carries special meaning. It represents both the urgency of the cancer burden and the extraordinary promise of science. World Cancer Day is about awareness—but it is also abou

There remains a lag in the application of PGx in the clinical setting, especially in countries like India which has a multi-ethnic...

In recent years, India has witnessed significant advancements in healthcare services, yet there still are many challenges in providing...