1. Following genes to health  “One of the first duties of the physician is to educate the masses not to take medicine”.  Sir William Osler 1849-1919  Aphorisms from his Bedside Teachings 1961.

3. AUDIENCE MEDICAL STUDENTS

4. MOLECULAR MEDICINE  MOLECULES RESPONSIBLE FOR  DISEASE  Diagnostics  HEALTH  Genetic variation  Development

5. THE HUMAN GENOME  Population genetics  Inheritance  Phenotypic variation  Cloning  Neoplasia  Infectious disease  HIV  Tuberculosis  Malaria  Influenza  Oncogenic viruses  Carcinoma  Tumour suppressor genes  Inherited susceptibility to cancer  Leukaemias and Lymphomas

6. THE HUMAN GENOME

8. INDEX 1. Level of detail 2. Form 3. Style 4. Layout 5. Spacing 6. Cross-references 7. Synonyms 8. Singular/Plural 9. Medical terms

9. Disease/s acquired autoimmune communicable complex diagnosis genomic infectious inherited mechanisms non-genomic pathogenesis processes TERMS

10. OTHER ASPECTS  Drug design  Molecular and cellular targets  Gene therapy  Pharmacogenetics  Personalised medicine