Genetic Biomarkers

Genetic biomarkers are specific genes or DNA variations that can indicate the presence of a disease, predict how someone might respond to a treatment, or assess their risk of developing certain health conditions. They serve as biological “signposts,” helping doctors understand individual health risks or treatment effectiveness based on a person’s unique genetic makeup. By analyzing these markers, healthcare providers can better tailor prevention strategies, diagnose diseases more accurately, and select the most effective therapies, advancing personalized medicine and improving health outcomes.