Systematic Reviews in Genetics

A systematic review in genetics is a comprehensive, carefully planned process that gathers and analyzes all relevant research studies on a specific genetic question or condition. It aims to summarize current evidence reliably by following a structured method, reducing bias. This helps scientists and healthcare providers better understand genetic factors, how they influence health, and what treatments or interventions might be most effective. Essentially, it’s like assembling all the pieces of a puzzle from different studies to see the full picture clearly and accurately.