The first Genomics Institute in Gujarat has been launched by Apollo Hospitals in Ahmedabad. The institution, which is a member of the renowned Apollo Genomics Institute network, represents a significant turning point in medical innovation. Apollo is committed to improving genomic medicine throughout India, as seen by the creation of successful equivalent facilities in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata, which was followed by this expansion.
India has achieved incredible progress in the fight against infectious diseases in recent years. However, a new approach to healthcare techniques is required due to the increasing incidence of genetic illnesses. By facilitating the early detection of genetic disorders, genomics provides a novel solution that enables both patients and medical professionals to take preventative and management actions.
From clinical diagnostics and genetic evaluation to obstetric genetics and cancer genomics, the Apollo Genomic Institute in Ahmedabad is ready to provide a full range of genomic services. The institute's cutting-edge prenatal genetic screening capabilities improve its capacity to provide patients with insightful information for proactive healthcare management.
The vice chairperson of Apollo Hospitals, Dr. Preetha Reddy, expressed her excitement for this revolutionary project and underlined how using genomic insights could alter patient care. The Hospital Division's President and CEO, Dr. Madhu Sasidhar, highlighted the institute's customized medical approach and its dedication to patient empowerment throughout their health journey.
Geneticists, clinicians, and researchers lead the charge at the Apollo Genomics Institute, ensuring the delivery of cutting-edge genetic testing, counseling, and personalized treatment options. Dr. Anupam Sibal, Group Medical Director, emphasized the pivotal role of genetics in understanding various diseases and conditions, underscoring the institute's dedication to advancing the field of medical genetics in India.
Dr. Ambika Gupta, a consultant medical geneticist, highlighted the transformative potential of genomic medicine in a diverse country like India, where genetic disorders pose a significant health challenge. As the population becomes more health-conscious, awareness about the value of genomic tests in preventing and diagnosing both genetic and non-communicable diseases continues to grow.
An important step has been taken in addressing the changing healthcare demands of India and beyond with the opening of the Apollo Genomics Institute in Ahmedabad. Apollo Hospitals demonstrates its dedication to constructing a more secure and healthier society through the utilization of genetics, supported by proactive healthcare interventions and customized treatment options.
Apollo promises to revolutionize patient care by proactively managing and preventing genetic illnesses. Apollo's Genomics Institute opening in Gujarat marks the beginning of a new era in medical innovation.
(Input from various media sources)
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