The College of Biomedical Informatics (CBMI) at the University of Information Technology and Communications (UoITC) organized a scientific seminar titled “Personalizing Treatment Based on Genetic Profiling and Applications of Precision Medicine in Healthcare”.

The seminar, presented by Lecturer Dr. Nada Nizar Kazem, addressed the concept of precision medicine and its importance in enhancing the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment by relying on the analysis of genes and clinical data, thereby contributing to the development of personalized treatment plans for each patient.

The seminar also reviewed the differences between traditional medicine and precision medicine, and highlighted its most prominent clinical applications, particularly in cancer treatment and drug development. It also emphasized the vital role of bioinformatics in analyzing genetic data and linking it to appropriate therapeutic decision-making.

The seminar also addressed several international experiences in the application of precision medicine, along with a discussion of the current state of this field in Iraq and the challenges facing its development. It was emphasized that precision medicine represents one of the most important directions in the future of modern healthcare, as it offers opportunities to improve the quality of medical services and treatment outcomes.