Genes, datos y esperanza: la medicina de precisión al servicio de las enfermedades raras

Precision medicine is transforming the approach to rare diseases: it allows for faster diagnoses and fosters the development of new treatments tailored to each patient. Its progress depends largely on the availability of comprehensive, high-quality genomic and clinical data, capable of better explaining genetic and phenotypic variability. Thanks to the integration of data and technology, it is increasingly possible to offer personalized solutions where previously only uncertainty existed. Speakers: Mónica Inmaculada Tortosa Fito President of FMF Spain (Association of people with Familial Mediterranean Fever and Autoinflammatory Syndromes) Laia Carda Salvador Director of the psychology practice Mantén Tu Mente (www.mantentumente.com) Master's in Psychosocial Care and Health Psychology Joaquín Dopazo Blázquez PhD in Biological Sciences Director of the Computational Medicine Platform of the Progress and Health Foundation