epigenome wide association studies (ewas)

How Do EWAS Contribute to Risk Assessment?

EWAS can significantly enhance risk assessment by identifying biomarkers of exposure and early biological effects that precede overt disease. These biomarkers can be used to improve the detection of at-risk populations and to develop targeted interventions. Furthermore, understanding the epigenetic mechanisms underlying toxicant exposure can inform regulatory decisions and guide the development of safer chemicals and drugs.

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