Study Reveals Link Between Socio-Economic Status and Genetic Predisposition to Cancer and Other Diseases
A recent study from the University of Helsinki in Finland reveals the correlation between socio-economic status and genetic predisposition to diseases like cancer. Individuals with higher SES have a greater genetic risk of breast and prostate cancer, while those with lower SES are more susceptible to conditions like diabetes and lung cancer. These findings could lead to more tailored screening protocols for diseases, enhancing detection and prevention strategies.
The Economic Impact of Adult Immunization Programs Worldwide
Discover the socio-economic value of adult vaccination programs and their impact on individuals and communities. A new report highlights the substantial benefits of adult immunization, with returns of up to 19 times the initial investment. Find out how prioritizing prevention through adult immunization can alleviate healthcare system pressures and boost productivity.