Habibi Khoshniyat

Genetic counseling plays a vital role in modern medicine by helping individuals and families understand the risks, implications, and management of genetic disorders. It involves assessing personal and family medical histories to identify potential inherited conditions and guide patients through genetic testing options. Counselors provide clear, compassionate explanations of test results, helping patients make informed decisions about their health, reproduction, and preventive care. This process is essential for managing conditions such as hereditary cancers, rare genetic syndromes, and prenatal genetic risks. As genomic technologies advance, genetic counseling becomes increasingly important in personalized medicine, supporting early diagnosis, targeted treatments, and improved health outcomes.