genomics
Jeffrey Bland, PhD: Making Genetic Testing More Clinically Valuable
Do We Need to Think Differently About Genetics?, by Joe Pizzorno, ND
Two Studies with Full Text Downloads on Genetic Variants and Their Health Associations
The following are studies with full text downloads that focus on genetic variants and how they affect serum concentrations of important nutrients, such as lycopene, selenium and others. A Common Variant in the SETD7 Gene Predicts Serum Lycopene Concentrations By Christopher R. D’Adamo, et al published in J. Nutrients, Feb.Read
Why I Made Genomic Testing a Foundation of My Practice
And … “Why genomic testing seemed like a good idea at the time.” by Mary Louder, DO. Genomics, precision medicine, epigenomics …. Are they buzz words? The next med fad? Could this help me better serve my patients? If you are like me, these questions have tugged at the backRead
Culinary Genomics: Combining Genomic Medicine with the Culinary Arts
Many of you may be reading the term “Culinary Genomics” for the first time. You might be wondering who coined the term, what does it mean and how does it relate to genomic medicine. Let’s first deconstruct term, then we will give you a working definition and a specific exampleRead
Podcast: Ending the Confusion Between Genetics and Genomics
The era of genomic medicine has reached a tipping point. Thousands of healthcare professionals in the US and around the world are using the concepts and principles of the “omics” revolution to personalize prevention and treatment strategies. By Joe Veltmann PhD FAAIM DCCN and Roberta (Bobbi) Kline MD FACOG EveryRead
Webinar: Nutrigenomics and Federal Dietary Guidelines?
In this webinar and interview, Bobbi Kline MD, Joe Veltmann PhD, of Genoma International, and Amanda Archibald, RD of Genomic Kitchen, discuss the recently released 2015 Dietary Guidelines. These three globally recognized experts in nutrition, medicine and genomics bring a much needed perspective to what is missing from the guidelines.Read
