Thai Health Minister Joins Forces with UK to Develop Genomic Testing To Better Diagnose Cancers

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Tanakorn Panyadee
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Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, as a representative of Thailand, signed a memorandum of understanding with the United Kingdom’s deputy minister of Health and Social Care to develop genomic testing to diagnose diseases more accurately.

The signing took place yesterday, January 19th, in London, UK, said deputy government spokesperson Traisulee Traisoranakul.

Anutin signed an MOU with Lord Nick Markham CBE to build a partnership between the Health Systems Research Institute in Thailand and the Ministry of Public Health and Social Care of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to research better diagnostic tests that are more accurate and specific for cancers and infectious diseases, using genomics technologies.

Genomic tests can aid in the diagnosis of difficult diseases such as cancers. Genomics is the study of an organism’s entire genetic makeup, including all of its DNA sequences. By analyzing an individual’s genome, scientists can identify genetic variations that may be associated with a particular disease, leading to a precise diagnosis.

 

 

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Tanakorn Panyadee
Tanakorn Panyadee
The Latest Local News Translator at The Pattaya News. Aim is a twenty-two year old who currently lives and studies in his last year of college in Bangkok. Interested in English translation, story-telling, and entrepreneurship, he believes that hard-working is an indispensable component of every success in this world.