Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Abstract
Foreword -- Genomics and Population Health, 2003: Year at a Glance -- Genomics Lingo\ue2?\ub5..What Do the Terms Mean? -- List of Authors -- -- I. Population Health Research -- Chapter 1. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) III DNA Bank: Gene Variants Important to Public Health -- Chapter 2. Genomics and Acute Public Health Investigations -- -- II. Building the Evidence Base -- Chapter 3. Asthma Genomics: Implications for Public Health -- Chapter 4. Public Health Assessment of BRCA1 and BRCA2 Testing for Breast and Ovarian Cancer -- Chapter 5. Newborn Screening for MCAD Deficiency -- Chapter 6. The Family History Public Health Initiative -- Chapter 7. Genetic Testing and the Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease: A Case Study -- Chapter 8. Genomics and Public Health: Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues -- -- III. Genomics in Practice -- Chapter 9. Carrier Testing for Cystic Fibrosis: Transition from Research to Clinical Practice -- Chapter 10. Ensuring the Quality of Genetic Testing in the United States -- Chapter 11. Hemochromatosis: Information and Resources for Health Care Providers -- Chapter 12. Genomics Training for Public Health Practice: The Michigan Experience -- Chapter 13. Genomics Tools for Public Health -- Chapter 14. State Capacity Grants for Integrating Genomics into Chronic Disease Prevention Programs -- Chapter 15. Internet Resources for Genomics and Disease Prevention[edited by Marta Gwinn ... [et al.]]."March 2004."Also available via World Wide Web
