India, June 11 -- When someone walks into a clinic with high blood sugar today, the diagnosis isn't just about diet charts and finger pricks-it's about data. Doctors are now part detectives, part data analysts, asking: is a person diabetic because of indulging in too many sweets or a glitch in the genetic code? Thanks to genomics-and the tech powering it-they can dive into a person's DNA like it's a digital blueprint. Think of it as running a system diagnostic on your body, where cloud computing, AI, and high-speed sequencers help decode what's really going on under the hood. It's like Crime Scene Investigation (CSI), but the crime scene is your genome, and the clues are in your code.

Precision Medicine

Genomics lets doctors peek under ...