Precision Medicine serves as a critical bridge connecting fundamental research with clinical applications, focusing on the rapid translation of laboratory discoveries into therapeutic solutions. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and genomics has particularly revolutionized this field in recent years. AI's ability to parse complex biomedical data accelerates drug discovery and personalized treatments. Furthermore, genomics contributes to precision medicine by identifying genetic determinants of disease, providing deeper insights into pathophysiology. Despite these advancements, there remains a need for enhanced collaboration and more robust methods to improve these technologies into clinical practice effectively.

This Research Topic aims to showcase the transformative effects of AI and genomics on precision medicine. The goal is to elucidate how these technologies are being integrated into the pipeline from laboratory research into clinical settings, thereby optimizing treatment modalities, diagnosis, and patient outcomes. It seeks to foster a multidisciplinary dialogue that bridges gaps in current research and hastens the development of accessible, effective healthcare solutions tailored to individual patient needs.

To ensure a comprehensive exploration of this dynamic field, this Research Topic will focus on various pertinent aspects:

o AI applications in drug discovery and personalized medicine.

o The role of genomics in advancing precision medicine.

o The ethical, social, and economic implications of adopting new technologies in healthcare.

o Challenges and prospects in integrating these technologies into mainstream medical practice.

We invite original articles, reviews, and perspectives that discuss these themes. Each submission should clearly demonstrate its clinical applicability and potential health implications, contributing valuable insights to the global advancement of precision medicine.

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New Insights into Precision Medicine: Artificial Intelligence and Genomics