Personal Genomes in Practice: Perspectives on Genomic Medicine and Health Data Spaces
This study uses a mixed-methods design to examine how citizens and healthcare professionals perceive the implementation of personalized genomic medicine and personal health data spaces. The insights contribute to understanding the barriers, ethical concerns, and practical applications of genomics in healthcare. By linking genomic personalization with the global burden of chronic disease, the article emphasizes its potential to revolutionize preventive care and chronic disease management through individualized treatment approaches.