Genomics
Below are links to information related to genomics. Click on the right menu or scroll down to view general information and programs, research, statistics and guidelines on this topic.
Research
2011
Genomics and Heart Disease (2/28/2011)
Having close biological relatives with heart disease can increase your risk of developing this disease. Family health history offers important information to help you and your family members understand health risks and prevent disease.
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Page last modified: January 12, 2012
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